Millwork, stone and metal, under one roof.
Our Pacoima facility houses the machines and the people that turn a drawing into a finished room.
Why we built our own shop.
Most kitchens pass through several companies: a cabinet seller, a countertop fabricator, an installer and a contractor trying to coordinate them. Every handoff is a chance for a size to be wrong or a schedule to slip.
V10 brings high-end millwork, precise stonework and metalworking into one facility. Water-jet systems, high-power lasers, 5-axis CNC machines and CAD/CAM design tools let us produce complex parts accurately and repeat them across a whole house or a whole building.
Clients and designers are welcome to see materials and work in progress. Call to set up a visit.
- 5-axis CNC machining for cabinet parts and doors
- Waterjet cutting for stone, porcelain and metal
- High-power laser cutting and engraving
- CAD/CAM design and shop drawings in-house
- Installation crews based at the shop
Selected projects.
Project photos are on the way.
How a project runs.
- Step 1 of 5
Consult and measure
We visit the home, measure every wall and talk through how you cook, store and live in the room.
- Step 2 of 5
Design and shop drawings
Plans, elevations and material callouts in CAD. You approve every dimension before we cut.
- Step 3 of 5
Choose materials
See door finishes and full stone slabs in person. We book-match and lay out the slab with you.
- Step 4 of 5
Fabricate
Cabinet boxes and doors on our CNC line, stone on the waterjet and saw, all under one roof in Pacoima.
- Step 5 of 5
Install
Our crew installs cabinets and stone, adjusts every door and drawer, and walks the finished room with you.
Measure once. Build it to fit. Install it ourselves.
Tell us about the room. A designer will call to set up a measure and consultation at your home or at the workshop.