WoodCraft Millwork

WoodCraft Millwork spent the opening weeks of 2026 moving house. The architectural millwork shop left Canton for a facility at 1299 County St in Attleboro — a relocation picked up by the Sun Chronicle, the woodworking trade press, and a neighborhood Reddit thread within days of each other. Founder and partner Lukasz Wasiak and president and CEO Janice Wasiak purchased the new location on January 8, 2026, per trade coverage and Wasiak's own announcement. What the shop makes is millwork for commercial spaces: custom wood products manufactured and installed, rather than home renovation. Its name surfaces in project credits — Rhode Island Monthly's 2025 design awards listed Woodcraft Millwork as the millwork on a project built by Case Construction Company, and a New England Real Estate Journal project write-up lists the company under millwork alongside the rest of the trades. There is no homeowner-facing history to read here. What the company publishes about itself is client testimony from commercial developers describing long-running partnerships — its own site, its own selection, and worth weighing as such. So the thing to settle on a first call is simple: whether they take residential work at all. Everything written about them points at commercial millwork. For a builder or designer sourcing architectural woodwork in southeastern Massachusetts, they are a working shop with recent project credits and a new plant; for a homeowner after cabinets or trim, ask about residential jobs before going further.