Historic Corvallis
Corvallis was first settled around 1845, with the first residence being built a year later. The first settlers were quickly joined by others along the banks of the Willamette River. The first store opened a few years later. A number of local spots have been placed on the National Register of Historic Places. Corvallis is also recognized as a Tree City USA. The city has at least 47 public parks within and adjacent to the city limits. Learn more by visiting the City of Corvallis website here.
Local Corvallis Carpentry
Valley Woodworks is a local carpentry business that would enjoy the opportunity to help you with your Corvallis home or business improvements. We focus on Historic Window Restoration, Storm Windows, Finished Carpentry, and Staircase Building.
Stunning Entries
The images above and below are from a local Corvallis project we completed in conjunction with another highly recognized contractor. The project was to restore the historic windows and bring back their functionality. Valley Woodworks was brought into the project to help fit the windows back into place, install trim work around the windows, and install new hardware.
The following pictures show a new Curved Staircase we built for one of your Corvallis neighbors in Salem. The homeowners wanted a finely-crafted, white oak staircase to be the centerpiece of the entrance of their new residence. Valley Woodworks was able to step in and make their dream a reality.
Seemless Designs
This last project is for Cabinet Remodeling from another Corvallis neighbor in Salem. The client on this project desired to have a refrigerator that blended in with the rest of the kitchen cabinetry. Valley Woodworks was able to incorporate the fridge seamlessly.
Request A Consultation
Contact Valley Woodworks today so that we can schedule an appointment to help make your Corvallis home or business improvement dreams come true.