Whitewater Forest Products is a fifth-generation family business whose lumber roots in the Ohio River Valley stretch back more than 150 years. From its 60,000-square-foot facility outside Cincinnati, the company carries that long view into architectural millwork for commercial and residential projects, with a particular ability to reproduce profiles for historic restoration.
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Ohio Woodworking CompanySince William Frank founded it on a Cincinnati lumberyard in 1930, Ohio Woodworking Company has remained a third-generation, family-owned shop. Today, its experienced craftspeople combine traditional cabinetmaking with modern production technology to create custom work for commercial and institutional clients, from the Cincinnati area and across the country.CINCINNATI, OH
Boswell Lumber CompanyOperating on its original mill site in the Allegheny Mountains since 1909, Boswell Lumber Company manufactures architectural wood mouldings, custom millwork, and finish-grade lumber for projects across Pennsylvania and beyond. The century-old mill has rebuilt after three major fires and now handles tooling, knife grinding, and production in-house, allowing it to match an existing profile from a sample or drawing and turn orders around quickly. Boswell is also home to Short Tree Products, its line of mouldings made at the mill.BOSWELL, PA
Ailes MillworkFounded by Patrick Ailes in 1982, Ailes Millwork manufactures custom architectural woodwork and cabinetry for residential and commercial projects in Northeast Ohio. Its restoration division is known for historically accurate wood window sash, combining traditional hand-assembled joinery with CNC precision. The Kent company has served customers for more than 30 years and has received three craftsmanship awards, including two AWI Awards of Excellence.KENT, OH
R. W. Clark CompanyFounded in 1981 by Bob and Jane Clark, Cleveland’s family-owned R. W. Clark Company is a general contractor and construction manager known for restoring historic buildings and their hard-to-replace components. Its in-house shop grew from a late-1980s need for commercial window restoration and now supports detailed wood and metal restoration, custom millwork, and related fabrication. The company’s principals estimate and directly manage every project, from new construction to technically challenging renovations.CLEVELAND, OH