Started by carpenter Joe Thomas in his parents’ two-car garage, Thomas Kitchens, Inc. designs, builds and installs custom kitchens and baths for Northeast Pennsylvania and the Lehigh Valley. Incorporated in 1960, the Hazleton company remains under the ownership of Joe’s son Curt and operates Pennsylvania’s largest kitchen and bath showroom, with more than 50 decorated displays. It builds all of its custom cabinets locally in Hazleton, while many long-serving employees bring decades of experience to each project.
Lewistown Cabinet CenterSince 1953, Lewistown Cabinet Center has built custom cabinetry for kitchens, bathrooms and other rooms from its Central Pennsylvania base. Still owned by the Kerstetter family, the company employs approximately 60 people and handles the project from design and craftsmanship through installation, supplying customers across the United States and abroad.MILROY, PA
Wood-Mode Fine Custom CabinetrySince 1942, family-owned Wood-Mode Fine Custom Cabinetry has hand-built custom cabinetry in America, beginning in a small lumber mill in Kreamer, Pennsylvania. Nearly 600 employees work at the Kreamer facility, where generations of craftspeople—including many second- and third-generation team members—shape cabinetry for kitchens, baths and other rooms throughout the home. The company also extends its furniture-quality craftsmanship beyond built-ins through the Curio Suite of freestanding cabinets.337110KREAMER, PA
Classic Lancaster CabinetrySince 1989, family-owned Classic Lancaster Cabinetry has been hand-building custom kitchens and cabinetry in Willow Street, Pennsylvania, rather than reselling cabinets made elsewhere. Now in its third generation, the shop brings fine woodworking to kitchens and other spaces throughout the home, with carefully spray-finished work that can include unusual treatments such as antique reproductions. Its custom kitchens serve southeastern Pennsylvania and homes across several neighboring states.WILLOW STREET, PA
Craft-Maid Kitchens, IncCraft-Maid Kitchens has been shaping its identity around careful woodworking since its founding in 1969, when it began in a 2,000-square-foot facility. Today, its more than 100,000-square-foot factory supports custom cabinetry made by experienced in-house craftspeople, including employees who have stayed with the company for two or three decades. The Reading, Pennsylvania manufacturer works through independent kitchen designer showrooms.READING, PA