I started my business Puddle Town Woodworking over 20 years ago, specializing in one of kind creations. The beautiful thing is I get to make your “dream a reality” I enjoy the process of working with consumers as well as professional designers in making their vision come to life! Just like the author J.K Rowling who … Read more I started my business Puddle Town Woodworking over 20 years ago, specializing in one of kind creations.

The beautiful thing is I get to make your “dream a reality” I enjoy the process of working with consumers as well as professional designers in making their vision come to life! Just like the author J.K Rowling whom created a series of books from a simple concept written on a napkin, I’ve created pieces from similar simple drawings or ideas.


I consider myself fortunate to have worked in some of the Pacific Northwest’s finest Wineries creating tasting rooms, wine cellars and wine storage racks.
As well as some of the finest homes, building custom furniture, stairways, cabinetry, built-in’s and so much more.

My experience has also allowed me to work in historical renovations which required creativity to match the historical time period.

Artisan carpentry specializing in custom pieces of heirloom quality with special attention to detail.
My works have been awarded and recognized in both print publications and media.

Your project in connection with my experience will create beautiful pieces!




On a personal note: I’m a married family man with 2 daughters, one going into her second year of college and the youngest in her last year of high school. We live in the country and I wouldn’t change that for the world! I also enjoy music and playing guitar especially sitting around with my girls and all playing music together! In my “off” time, I volunteer for an organization that provides services to low-income elderly home owners who may need modifications such as a ramp built for their wheelchair or grab bars installed in their shower. It’s moments like those that make life worth while!

God Bless,
Kenny