Cabinet Maker in Katy, TX

With decades of combined experience in finish carpentry, we build and install custom cabinetry and millwork for Houston’s most refined homes and commercial interiors. Every project is tailored to the architecture, materials, and finish standards your space deserves.

A Father and Son Cabinet Making Team Based in Katy, TX

Bird Carpentry is a father and son team built on approximately 30 years of combined experience in custom finish carpentry and cabinet installation. Trent and Josh Bird handle every project personally from the first conversation through final installation, which means the craftsmanship, precision, and accountability that define the shop's standard of work are present on every job regardless of its size or scope.

No subcontractors. No handoffs. Just two craftsmen who take direct responsibility for the quality of everything they build and install across Katy, TX and the greater Houston metro.

Meet Trent and Josh

Custom Carpentry

With about 30 years of combined experience, we have completed a wide array of custom projects including cabinets, built-ins, shelving, tables, trim and more. We love to take on space-transforming projects, and we have no fear of new challenges. Whatever you can dream up, we will find a way to build it with fine detail and longevity guiding the way. Whether building something traditional or modern, we have the knowledge and resources to bring any custom carpentry project to life.

Measure once. Cut once. Be perfect.

Cabinet Installations

Installing factory made cabinets is our bread and butter. We have installed every style (traditional framed, inset, frameless, true European), from companies in Canada, Germany, Italy, and here in the United States. We have trained ourselves to work with both standard and metric measurement systems, so it doesn’t matter where in the entire world your cabinets come from, we can install them perfectly. We take the time to meticulously hash out the details and understand the installation nuances of every cabinet line, so that the final product reflects the intended design.