Heirloom Custom Cabinetry Inc.

The company's own site dates the business to 1999 and describes it as family-owned, with a crew of about 15. The state lists Bart Moorhead and Tana Moorhead as principals since 2013. Heirloom advertises Blum, Voth Sagel and Rev-A-Shelf hardware, the drawer slides, hinges and pull-out organizers that decide how a cabinet feels in daily use, and claims a durability guarantee on its urethane finish. A drafting class on the state record lines up with design work done in-house before anything is cut. This is a shop that does one thing: residential cabinets and the finish carpentry around them. It suits a custom kitchen, a run of built-ins or a bath vanity where one firm draws, builds and hangs the work. A whole-house remodel needing plumbing, electrical or framing will need other trades alongside it. Hours are Monday through Thursday daytime, and visits are by appointment. Custom cabinet shops in Spokane tend to fill up ahead of the spring and summer remodeling rush, when homeowners want kitchens finished before holidays and guests. Because the cabinets are built after design is settled, the lead time runs longer than buying stock boxes off a shelf. Starting the design conversation in winter for a spring or summer install, and coordinating dates with your countertop fabricator and any plumber early, keeps a kitchen in Spokane Valley or the South Hill from sitting half-done.