Frequently Asked Questions

"How long has Webber Coleman Woodworks been in business?"

Webber Coleman Woodworks has been in existance since March 1, 2011, but was formed through a merger of The Cabinet Man (16 years experience) and Coleman Cabinets (25+ years experience). We are proud of the hundreds of satisfied clients we have had the pleasure of working with.

"I have a magazine picture that I love! Can you make this in my kitchen?"

We often make items seen in magazine pictures or incorporated those ideas into your design.

I want to remodel my kitchen, do I need to hire a separate kitchen designer before I come see you?"

You are in luck! We have our very own certified Associate Kitchen and Bath Designer throught the National Kitchen and Bath Assocation on our team. Jessica Webber is the only certified designer in our area. There is no need to hire an additional designer.

"What is the difference in your cabinets versus cabinets I can buy at a big box store?"

When purchasing cabinets from a big box store, you are limited to the sizs, finish and style. We make all of our cabinets down to the 1/16" of an inch and can customize the finish, interiors and door style to exactly what you want to fit your space.

"How long does it take you to make cabinets?"

From the time that all decisions are made, it normally takes about four to six weeks to construct and finish a set of cabinets once all of the decisions are made. Sometimes we are able to do it even faster than that.

"Once my kitchen remodel start, how long will it take?"

The time needed for a kitchen remodel can vary with the size of the project and amount of work being completed. Typically a kitchen remodel can take between two and four weeks.  

"Who installs your cabinets?"

To insure all installations are completed with excellence, all of our skilled installers are either employees of Webber Coleman Woodworks or a professional sub-contractor that we have worked with for years.

"How do I clean my cabinets?"

Maintaining your beautiful custom woodwork is as simple as observing  a few simple cleaning guidelines. They should be wiped with a soft cloth dampened with warm water regularly to remove dust and cooking oils. If a more thorough cleaning is needed, a mild soap can be added to the warm water. Abrasives should never be used to clean your cabinets. Wood is subject to natural movement due to moisture and temperature.