Prairie Woodworks Inc

Brian Hill 

on Google

7 months ago

I had an old Cedar fireplace mantle that I wanted to turn into a sofa table. They were able to re-saw it, join it together, sand smooth, and apply finish to it. All I had to do was drop it off and pick it up. Super easy to work with and the pricing was well worth it, as there is absolutely no way I could have done it all. Recommend this business, and I will be sure to provide them more work in the future with my projects! 

Aaron Horner 

on Google

a year ago

Just wanted to say thank you for your assistance in the Lowe's parking lot today. Kind and helpful is something we don't see as often as we should in today's world. Thank you Sir 

Branden 

on Google

2 years ago

I bought a custom cabinet from prairie woodworks. I gave them the measurements we needed to fit under our television and a look we wanted. They worked with me to make sure the size was correct, helped me choose the barn door hardware, and gave me multiple custom colors to choose from to match the colors of our other furniture. We will definitely work with them again. Quality and communication was great! 

Ariel Petrie 

on Google

2 years ago

Brad at Prairie Woodworks helped me with a (not so solid) wood countertop I had ordered from Home Depot. He figure out a way I could salvage the particle board countertop by inlaying a piece of solid wood around the sink hole. He did a fantastic job, it looks amazing! I would not have been able to use this piece if it wasn’t for his expertise and thinking a bit outside the box. Overall, my experience with this business is very positive! The shop is very professional while still maintaining a down to earth and personable envi... read more

Scott Auerbach 

on Google

2 years ago

Cannot recommend. Decent product, lousy business ethics (and I'm a business-owner myself). At the price-point of custom fine furniture, a customer has a right to expect better service than their 'we have your money, now eff you' attitude... ($600 for four pieces of *scrap* wood, total smaller than a paperback book, to correct an error made by either them or their retail distributor). There are far too many craftspeople who care about customers to work with one who clearly doesn't.