Millwork & Carpentry
Custom casework, joinery, finish carpentry. AWI/QCP-aware review.
Millwork packages depend on many small decisions being documented consistently across plans, elevations, sections, schedules, and details.
Millwork rework is expensive because the substrate is custom. Plumb checks grain direction, hardware, and finish callouts against the AWI/QCP grade you're committed to.
Specific to millwork & carpentry.
Every package gets the 14 base categories. These are the additional checks Plumb applies to this trade.
- 01Edge banding callouts and PVC vs wood-veneer specs
- 02Hardware schedule completeness
- 03Panel-grain direction notes
- 04AWI/QCP compliance flags by section
- 05Finish schedule consistency (sheen, stain, grade)
What these checks return.
Veneer direction unspecified on three reception-desk faces — a wrong match assumption triggers full re-veneer.
No AWI grade stated anywhere in the set — Custom vs Premium changes joinery and exposed-surface rules.
Edge band 3mm on the hardware schedule, 1mm in the section detail at open shelving.
Illustrative examples of the findings these checks return — not customer results. For an actual review, see the sample review.
See what a Millwork & Carpentry review costs.
Plans scale with sheet volume, not seats.