Top Drawer LLC.

Public records show where much of the work goes. Between 2017 and 2023 Top Drawer filed on public-works jobs for Spokane School District 81, Mead School District 354, Spokane Public Library, Washington State University, Spokane County Environmental Services, the City of Wenatchee and Ephrata School District, nearly always as a subcontractor under a general contractor. The state insures the business under cabinetry and countertop installation, which matches the services it lists, including cabinet retro-fits, cabinet packages, design and installation, and guidance for homeowners doing their own refacing. The state lists Vickie Peckham and David Peckham as principals since 2017. This is a small crew, with the owner on the tools and the state putting the headcount at one to three people. Work comes mostly through general contractors, referrals and repeat customers. That suits a homeowner who wants a kitchen or bath cabinet package designed and installed, a retro-fit of existing boxes, or a specialty piece like a bar or wine cabinet. It also suits a property manager fitting out an office or reception desk. Framing, structural changes and electrical work sit outside what it does, so a larger remodel would pair it with other trades. Cabinet shops in Spokane tend to fill up as remodel season builds through spring and summer, and fall gets busy with people wanting kitchens finished before the holidays. School and public jobs often land in the summer break, which can tie up a small crew. Planning early helps: settle the layout, appliances and countertop material before you ask for a schedule, since custom boxes are built to measure. Winter can be a good window for interior cabinet work in Spokane Valley, Mead or Liberty Lake homes.