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Prestige Casework, Inc

Listing #892   Listed on: 05/29/2009
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Jeremy Hudson purchased Tansu Woodworks, Inc (1991-2006) and formed Prestige Casework, Inc. partnering with Cliff Wieser.
They formed a very broadly experienced, highly skilled group of key personnel. The group's depth of knowledge and experience gives Prestige the ability to satisfy the most demanding and precise, design requirements. They enjoy a very creative and distinguished client base, both commercial and very descreet residential, and are constantly seeking new and different niches that their skills can work into.
 
Company Name:   Prestige Casework, Inc
Contact Name:   Clifford P. Wieser
Location:   Tampa, FL  33613
Year Founded:   2006
Sq. Footage:   12,000
Employees:   10
Gross Sales:   N/A
Website:   www.prestigecasework.com

Product Specialties:
    Architectural Millwork - Custom Millwork
    Architectural Millwork - Millwork Restoration
    Cabinets - Cabinet Designers
    Cabinets - Custom Cabinets
    Cabinets - Residential Cabinetry
    Furniture - Custom Furniture
    Furniture - Furniture Designers
    Furniture - General
    Woodworking - General

Shop Equipment:
    Brandt - KDN-210B Edgebander
    Scmi - SI 3200 Panel Saw
    Delta - Two Unisaws
    American - 32" Bandsaw
    Delta - 14" bandsaw
    Other - Future Cure Spray Room
    Other - Quincy and Kellog American Air
    Other - Decker 40 HP Vacuum System
    Homag/Espana - BOF Vantage 12L CNC


Viewer Comments:

Posted By: Russell Tribby     [06/27/2009]
Your video is not only a great marketing tool for potential customers but for prospective employees as well. Your work looks exceptional and I very much appreciate the core values that your company espouses to uphold. Nice job.

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