Big News From Turnstone

A Message from our CEO, Harvey Ryan:

I’ve spent the last 18 years building a successful custom home building and renovation business. In that time, I’ve learned that ups and downs are inevitable, and only those willing to put in the time and dedication will reach their goals. In addition to putting in the time, creating repeatable processes and procedures has contributed immensely to our success.


One of the biggest developments in the history of our company was the move to become a custom cabinet dealer. We made this leap three years ago and it has been a big win both for us and our customers. Thanks to the experience and knowledge that had been built over the previous 15 years, we were able to get this operation up and running quickly and meet our customer’s needs almost immediately.


We made this move because we (correctly) anticipated increased demand for kitchen and bath renovation projects. That demand has continued to grow, and it has been our pleasure to become a full-service, turn-key renovation company that homeowners can trust to bring their ideas to life. We’ve managed to grow this part of the business with the same morals and ethical values that have guided Turnstone Custom Homes to where it is today.


Up until now we have been focused on incorporating our cabinets lines on large renovation and new construction projects. Today I am pleased to announce that Turnstone Kitchen and Bath is now accepting kitchen and bath renovation projects of all sizes. Also, we now offer stand-alone cabinet distribution for builders, remodelers and homeowners who want to purchase our products but do not require installation services. If you are a local builder or remodeler in need of quality custom cabinetry at a reasonable price, feel free to reach out to Turnstone Kitchen and Bath right away to learn more.


We look forward to the opportunity to serve your upcoming kitchen and bath renovation projects.


All the best!


Harvey


P.S. —We are proud to be a finalist for Coastal Style Magazine's “Best of Coastal Style 2022” in two categories. Between May 1st and May 31st, we humbly ask that you follow the link below to place your vote for Turnstone Custom Homes.



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