Charlotte

Butcher block in the Queen City

Charlotte kitchens get the same treatment as Upstate ones — supply, cutting, sink cutouts, sealing and full installation, with the 4″ matching backsplash put up too. One of the journal’s favorite stories happened here: Charlotte Butcher Block Workshop, where clients bought birch and asked Tim to show them how to install it themselves. He ended up doing most of the work, they sealed it, and everyone had a blast.

How a Charlotte job works

Trips from the Simpsonville shop are planned deliberately — material is fabricated and finished before the drive, and delivery-only orders can sometimes ride along with an install trip, which keeps the delivery line on your quote reasonable. Give your timeline in the order form; if a Charlotte run is already on the calendar, your slab may get there sooner than you’d expect.

Species, sizes and finishes are the same lineup as everywhere else — see supply and islands & bar tops.

Starting a Charlotte job

Use the order form with your layout, measurements and Charlotte address. Tim reviews every request himself and replies with a written, itemized quote — material, labor, cutout, finish and the drive, each on its own line.