Where We Work.
Ohio Custom Woodworks works within about 75 miles of Wayne County, from the county seat in Wooster out through Holmes County's furniture-making towns and into Ashland and Medina counties. Find your town below.
Wooster, OH
As the Wayne County seat, Wooster carries a large stock of early-1900s homes near downtown alongside newer construction toward the edges of town, which means a single street can call for two very different remodeling approaches within a few doors of each other.
See details →Orrville, OH
Orrville's residential streets run mostly older single-family homes built well before modern insulation and window standards, which is exactly where a scribed, properly flashed window replacement or an insulated wall assembly makes the biggest difference in comfort and heating cost.
See details →Millersburg, OH
Millersburg sits at the center of Holmes County's long-standing furniture and cabinetry trade, and homes here tend to already carry a higher standard of built-in woodwork than the regional average, which raises the bar for anything added later.
See details →Berlin, OH
Berlin is one of the best-known furniture and woodworking towns in Ohio, and homeowners here are used to seeing real joinery up close, which sets a plain expectation for any cabinetry, built-in or piece of furniture brought into the house.
See details →Wadsworth, OH
Wadsworth sits closer to the Akron metro than the rest of this service area, and its housing stock skews newer, with more mid-century and later-1900s construction than the farmhouses further south, which usually means straighter walls but dated kitchens and baths ready for a full remodel.
See details →Ashland, OH
Ashland's neighborhoods mix historic homes near the university with newer subdivisions on the outskirts, so a remodel here is as likely to mean matching a century-old staircase profile as it is running a straightforward kitchen layout in a 1990s build.
See details →Doylestown, OH
Doylestown and the surrounding rural stretches of Wayne County are mostly larger lots and older farmhouses, where a deck or outdoor structure has room to be sized generously and a flooring or basement project often has to work around framing that was never quite square to begin with.
See details →Rittman, OH
Rittman's older residential blocks were largely built up around its small industrial base, so a lot of the housing stock is compact, single-story and original down to the trim, which means a kitchen or window project usually has to work within a smaller, fixed footprint rather than an open floor plan.
See details →Loudonville, OH
Loudonville's wooded, hilly lots near the Mohican River make it one of the better spots in this service area for a deck or outdoor living space built to actually use the view, provided the footings are set deep enough to handle the slope and the frost line both.
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