News: Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: April 20, 2018
Woodcraft Designers has record breaking 2017
Canton, MA Woodcraft Designers & Builders closed out 2017 as it most successful year in the company’s history with over 250 projects installed generating over $7 million in revenue. Woodcraft moved to its new 30,000 s/f office and manufacturing facility and has grown their work force by 15%, hiring a chief estimator, two assistant project managers and two engineers.
Woodcraft’s base continues to grow with multiple new commercial contractors, developers, and direct college and university projects. The company continues growth in community living with two large-scale lobby amenity packages, multiple dealership projects, and a large multi-floor Boston spa project and over a half dozen municipal projects.
Woodcraft has started 2018 with the largest backlog in company history and it is projected to be another banner year.
Woodcraft Designers & Builders is a leading provider of architectural millwork in the New England region; well regarded in the industry for diverse technical capabilities, project management, and consistent performance.
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