You can even select top-tier Echo Wood veneers, made from wood fiber and modeled to resemble even the rarest woods—thereby even more significantly reducing the environmental impact of your redo or newbuild.

An extensive recycling program for process waste includes cardboard, paper, solvents and metal as well as wood waste. “I found one local company that picks up our scrap and really recycle it to companies that use the byproducts in their businesses,” Amy says. “We have also donated our scrap wood to the Phoenix Children’s Museum for projects as well as turn our scrap wood into cutting boards and bread boards.”

So, too, Woodcase Fine Cabinetry, Inc. launders all finishing rags and cloths rather than disposing them. And, instead of boxing cabinets shipped locally, the company carefully secures them—avoiding considerable packaging.

The new center also features ENERGY STAR-certified Viking appliances, available at Ferguson Bath, Kitchen, and Lighting Gallery. Greenwood, Miss.-based Viking has committed to sustainable practices in its manufacturing processes—including energy-saving induction power generators and convection oven heating—as well as in Greenwood’s historic center, where it has helped renovate many buildings, some on the National Register of Historic Places.

Contemporary green sensitivity at Woodcase Fine Cabinetry, Inc. combines with old-fashioned craftsmanship and competitive pricing, Amy says. “Because our cabinetry is manufactured right here in Phoenix, you can be assured of flexible design, short lead times and on-time shipping—at prices that are good on that other ‘green,’ too.”

For more information about Woodcase Fine Cabinetry, Inc., see www.woodcaseinc.net or call 480.948.0756 or 480.748.8292.