Custom Wood Windows, Doors, Shutters, Moldings, Historical Reproductions a Specialty, Cabinet Doors, Furniture repairs.
We are a fourth generation family owned and operated business that started in 1925 by Norman A. Bean and his son Joe. Being a family business Judy and Karen both started at a very early age learning the trade. They have experienced the challenges of creating various types of woodworking through the years. Check out our photo gallery to see the large variety of projects we have completed.
We create your project to exacting specifications. You do not have to settle for "stock" profiles and details. We custom make everything on site. We can duplicate most historical details. Historical reproductions are a specialty. We make your windows, doors, shutters or molding on our historic equipment (see photos below). We still have a lot of the old style cutters that can match many of the profiles used in the older homes in the area.
We continue the traditions started years ago with quality millwork at affordable prices. We offer one on one service. Bring in your samples, patterns, dimensions, and pictures and we will be glad to work up a quote.
Historical louvered shutters. The ones on the left have a fixed louver in the top section and moveable louver in the bottom section to match originals.
Curved sash with margin lights
Late 1700's door reprodution
Larger picture of the house. We made the front door and some of the shutters (about 5). Can you tell which ones we made and which ones are original?
Historical reproductions. Louvered door on the front of this 1700's house in Accomac, VA. Stiles and rails and louver dimensions were all made to original detail.
We made half of this pair of shutters. Hint it was the one on the left.
Sash were made with through tenons and pegged. This is a typical detail of 1800's window and shutter construction.
Whole house job. Not a problem!
We can produce sash for the whole home with attention to fine details.
This is the top section of the cabinet to the left. The cabinet above the refrigerator is the original cabinet.
Custom matched kitchen cabinet. Top section has adjustable shelves with wine rack and glass holder. Bottom cabinet doors were made to match existing cabinets.
Cuts tenons and coping on the ends of rails. The tenon fits into the mortise (square hole in the stile).
Used for making moldings like crowns, base and casings. 3 heads - one on the top, and one on each side.
Also used for moldings, but has 4 heads, one on the top and bottom and one on each side.
Belt driven cut off saw. Large weight overhead keeps saw held back behind fence until user pulls it through the work piece.