Commercial Carpentry and Fabrication
216 Maintenance handles commercial carpentry and fabrication for retail, restaurant and service locations across Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky, Pennsylvania and North Carolina. Our Cleveland team builds and repairs the counters, cabinets, trim and shelving that customers and staff touch every day.
Counters, cabinetry and finish carpentry
Service counters, display walls and back of house cabinetry take constant wear. We fabricate and install new work for remodels and repair damaged pieces in place, with finish work that matches the brand's design standards.
Our Corian certification covers fabrication, repair and installation of Corian solid surface, the material behind many commercial service counters and countertops.
Schedule carpentry and fabrication work
Carpentry and fabrication services
Corian solid surface
Certified fabrication, repair and installation of Corian solid surface countertops and service counters.
Custom countertops and cabinetry
Countertops and cabinetry built for service lines, break rooms, offices and back of house areas.
Trim and baseboards
Trim and baseboard in metal, wood and tile, replaced where damaged or installed new during a refresh.
Wall paneling installation
Decorative and protective wall paneling installed in sales areas, dining rooms and corridors.
Custom shelving
Custom shelving for retail displays, stockrooms and storage.
Carpentry and Fabrication credentials
Corian certified
Certified for Corian solid surface fabrication, repair and installation.
Carpentry and Fabrication for single sites and multi-location portfolios
We dispatch from Cleveland to retail, restaurant and commercial locations throughout Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky, Pennsylvania and North Carolina. Multi-location clients get one point of contact, consistent work across every site and finished work that meets brand standards.
Carpentry and Fabrication questions
Can a chipped or cracked Corian counter be repaired?
In many cases, yes. Solid surface can often be repaired in place so the seam is hard to spot, which costs less than replacing the whole counter.
