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The company was founded in 1953 with the first manufacturing facility in Grand Prairie, TX |
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Operating as Western Cabinetry, the product line was focused on stock cabinetry for the DFW home builder market |
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A quarter-century-plus of sustained growth positioned Western Cabinetry as a major cabinet supplier to Dallas-Ft.Worth home builders |
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In 1992, industry veteran Mr. Stanley Tidwell, President and Owner of Texas Doors, purchased the company assets and incorporated Western Cabinetry |
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Under the leadership of Mr. Tidwell, the company expands into new markets |
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While maintaining its stronghold on the DFW builder market, Western Cabinetry expands to service stock cabinet distributors in the southwest |
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In 1995, to service the growing demand/expanding markets, the company strengthens its manufacturing capacity with a 100,000 sq.ft./modern plant in Cedar Hill, TX |
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Successful expansion with regional stock cabinet distributors leads to continued growth |
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The product line is expanded to position two distinct cabinet brands: |
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Semi-Custom Cabinetry - The company introduces a new, upscale line of semi-custom cabinetry under the Woodmont Cabinetry brand |
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Stock Cabinetry - The existing stock line of Western Cabinetry product becomes the Westridge Cabinetry line |
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The network of southwest-based distributors is expanded to nationwide distribution |
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Focus on the DFW home builder market expands to include selected southwest home builders |
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In 2005, to address continued growth and expansion a new, state-of-the-art, fully automated 150,000 sq.ft. manufacturing facility/corporate headquarters opens in Dallas |
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Continued production of quality-crafted, stock cabinetry products that can be produced/delivered on an expedited basis to meet the time sensitive demands of the builder market |
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Building demand for the Woodmont /semi-custom cabinet line by adding more features and value than comparable offerings of industry competitors. |
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