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With architectural millwork a homeowner can enhance the exterior of their home and add beauty they can enjoy while increasing resale value at the same time.
If your choice of windows is driven by cost savings, then stock windows may be satisfactory for your needs. On the other hand, if your home is likely to remain in your family for generations and/or you want to add resale value then custom windows may be best for you.
Central City Millworks and Hal Collums Construction teamed up to bring the vision of Wayne Troyer Architects into reality.
Much of New Orleans’ unique architecture is built on soggy soil, and that fact can present challenges to a New Orleans contractor during remodeling or renovation.
Homes and commercial buildings tend to sag and shift over the years, and few buildings of any age in New Orleans have square and plumb lines. The key to having [...]
With our soupy humidity and the kind of rain that falls in umbrella-makers’ dreams, New Orleans windows tend to rot sooner than we’d like.
Shutters not only add privacy and protection from storms coming out of the Gulf but also enhance the visual appeal of any home or business. Our mill shop creates custom interior and exterior shutters to fit any door or window.
CCM follows traditional New Orleans construction methods by using mortise and tenon joints as well as [...]
One can not help but notice the difference between custom cabinets made specifically to fit your home and cabinets purchased off the shelf and out of the box.
Bring in your ideas and our creative staff will help you design an amazing kitchen. Cabinets that fit your room to perfection. Your cabinets will be made locally, [...]
Central City Millworks succeeded in meeting the National WW II Museum challenge by delivering millwork that one of the project architects described as “fabulous”.
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