From the monthly archives:

August 2008

Halloween Means Safety First

by Good Millwork on August 30, 2008

in Florida Local Interest

Halloween costume? Check. Goody bag? Check. A head full of safety tips? Safety tips? Yes, safety tips. Before letting your little trick-or-treater loose this Halloween, make sure he or she is armed with a checklist of “dos” and “don’ts” that will make for a safe and fun-filled night for all. Recommendations for parents and children: [...]

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Summer Shade

by Good Millwork on August 28, 2008

in Shutters

Whether you’re combating afternoon sun, spicing up the front of the house for that little bit of additional curb appeal or concerned with summer storms, Good Millwork’s craftsmen can design, engineer and hand build the shutter that is right for you. For over 15 years we’ve manufactured exterior wooden shutters for coastal applications. Manufactured locally [...]

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Matching Profiles

by Good Millwork on August 28, 2008

in Molding Profiles

Over the last ten years, technology has allowed knife grinding, the art of geometry and metal fabrication, to go from “close enough” to an “exact science”. The integration of CAD, CNC machines and a commitment to database management has allowed Good Millwork to reduce profile production from hours to minutes. Got a profile to match? [...]

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Reclaimed Cypress

by Good Millwork on August 27, 2008

in Wood Species

“Deadhead” or “Sinker” are terms used to describe virgin old-growth cypress logs that have been under water since the early 1800′s. Known for being insect and rot resistant a more scientific term for it may be “anaerobicaly cured”. Whatever you call it, it’s good stuff. Although the outside decomposes after being underwater and buried in [...]

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