Custom Millwork in Roseville, CA

PhillBuilt builds custom restaurant, commercial and residential millwork for Roseville and South Placer County. Our shop in Rancho Cordova is a short drive away, so we measure in person, deliver and install with our own crew, and come back easily when you need us.

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White oak slat-clad host stand with communal dining tables at Slow and Low, Elk Grove

What we build in Roseville

  • Restaurants, cafés and bars: banquettes, booths, bar fronts, back bars, tables and host stands
  • Offices and medical spaces: reception desks, conference tables, shelving and wall paneling
  • Retail: display fixtures, counters and casework
  • Homes: dining tables, built-ins, home offices and statement furniture in white oak, walnut and cherry

Projects near Roseville

Our Sacramento-region work includes Cantina Pedrigal in Folsom, with curved leather banquettes and a fluted bar; the white oak dining hall at Slow and Low in Elk Grove; and hand-turned spindle-back seating for Okesutora in downtown Sacramento.

Why work with a local shop

Everything is built in our own shop in Rancho Cordova. Being close means accurate field measurements, simple deliveries, installs scheduled around your opening, and quick follow-up visits. We work from designer or architect drawings, or help develop the details with you.

Roseville millwork FAQ

Do you work in Roseville, Rocklin and Granite Bay?

Yes. We build and install throughout South Placer County, including Roseville, Rocklin, Granite Bay and Lincoln.

Do you build residential pieces as well as commercial?

Yes. We build custom dining tables and residential millwork for homes, alongside restaurant and commercial work.

Can you work from my designer's drawings?

Yes. We build from architect and designer drawings and confirm field dimensions before fabrication.

Related

Sacramento · Folsom · Elk Grove · Commercial millwork · Restaurant furniture · Hospitality millwork

Nearby: Granite Bay

Furniture: Custom furniture

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