Olson's Woodworx is a premier custom cabinetry company located in Elk Grove, California, specializing in bespoke handcrafted woodworking solutions tailored to the unique needs and aesthetic preferences of each client. With roots dating back to 2003 at Craftsman Furniture Service, the company has evolved significantly, initially focusing on furniture restoration and commercial wood repairs. Over the years, it established strong relationships with local property management firms, furniture stores, and notable national accounts, including Restoration Hardware and Pottery Barn.
The owner, Brian Olson, has a wealth of experience in the woodworking industry, honing his skills through various restoration projects and ultimately obtaining a contractor's license in 2013 to expand his offerings to custom cabinetry. This pivotal transition came after recognizing increasing customer demand for unique cabinetry solutions—from built-in bookshelves and custom vanities to epoxy tables and kitchen renovations.
Despite previous commitments to insurance-related cabinetry work which formed the bulk of business revenue, Olson's Woodworx is now passionately refocusing on exclusive custom cabinet builds. The company is positioned as a one-man operation, allowing for reduced overhead and a highly personalized client experience. Each project is approached with meticulous attention to detail and a commitment to craftsmanship, ensuring that every piece not only meets functionality requirements but also enhances the home’s aesthetic appeal.
From kitchen and bathroom cabinetry to customized office solutions and stunning entertainment centers, Olson’s Woodworx prides itself on producing unique and functional cabinetry that aligns with the specific desires and layouts of its clients. The company’s dedication to quality, service, and innovative design sets it apart in an industry crowded with mass-produced alternatives. Clients can expect a collaborative approach where their ideas come to life under the expert guidance of an experienced artisan.
