Frequently Asked Questions

TRM Woodcraft is a custom furniture and cabinetry studio based in Fishers, Indiana. We design and build solid hardwood furniture, custom epoxy tables, and custom cabinetry for homeowners and interior designers in Fishers, Carmel, Noblesville, Westfield, Zionsville, and the greater Indianapolis area, with white-glove delivery across the lower 48 states.

We build custom dining tables, epoxy and river tables, live edge tables, coffee tables, desks, beds, and dining chairs, plus custom cabinetry including kitchens, islands, vanities, built-ins, and mudrooms. Every piece is made to order in your size, wood, and finish.

Yes. Every piece is 100% solid American hardwood. We never use veneer, MDF, or particleboard. Our standard species are walnut, white oak, red oak, maple, and cherry, and other species are available on request.

Every TRM Woodcraft piece is handcrafted in Indiana, USA. Design and client work are handled by founder Tyler in Fishers, Indiana.

Yes. Interior designers are a big part of our work. Our Trade Program offers trade pricing, priority scheduling, and white-glove service for designer projects anywhere in the country.

Our solid hardwood dining tables start around $3,000. Each table's page shows its starting price. Pick your size, wood, and finish and hit Request More Info, and we'll send exact pricing and lead time. Browse our dining tables. White-glove delivery is billed separately and quoted based on your location. For a fully custom design, book a free design consultation.

Every piece we build is made to order. Clients can customize dimensions, wood species, finish color, edge profiles, base styles, and other design details. We work closely with you to ensure the final piece fits your space, style, and functional needs.

Use the Request More Info button on any product page, email us, call us, or meet with Tyler in person by appointment. We'll confirm your specs and send a quote, and a deposit starts your build.

Yes, we offer free design consultations. You can book one online or fill out the form on our contact page.

To get a quote, please fill out the request form on our website with details about your project, including dimensions, materials, and other specifications. We'll review your request and provide a detailed quote and timeline.

We accept major credit cards, bank transfers, and other secure payment methods through our invoicing system. Custom orders typically require a deposit to begin production, with the remaining balance due prior to delivery.

You can contact us anytime at:

tyler@trmwoodcraft.com or (317) 418-6383

We are happy to answer questions about custom projects, materials, or timelines.

Most custom furniture orders take about 12 weeks to build, not including delivery. Timelines can vary with project complexity and our production schedule, and we'll confirm yours before we start.

Yes. TRM Woodcraft builds custom epoxy and river tables to order in Indiana, USA, including dining tables, coffee tables, desks, conference tables, and bar tops. See our custom epoxy tables.

A river table is made from one or two live edge hardwood slabs with epoxy resin poured between or around them, so the resin flows through the table like a river. The epoxy can be clear, tinted, solid, or metallic.

Custom epoxy and river tables start around $5,000. Final price depends on slab size and species, how much epoxy the design needs, color, base style, and finish. Book a free design consultation for exact pricing.

Yes. We build solid live edge tables with no resin, like the Casper and Tamarack, in addition to epoxy and river designs.

Yes. We build custom kitchens, islands, bathroom vanities, built-ins, mudrooms, home offices, and library walls from solid hardwood, with no particleboard, MDF cores, or thermofoil. Every cabinet is built to your exact room in Indiana, USA. See custom cabinetry.

Custom cabinetry is quoted per project based on room size, wood species, door style, finish, and hardware. Book a free kitchen consultation to get exact pricing.

Yes. Because we build both furniture and cabinetry, we can match wood species, stain, and details across your kitchen, island, and dining table so the whole space feels designed together.

For custom pieces, we typically review dimensions, proportions, and design details with you before production begins. Once everything is approved, the project moves into the build phase.

Minor adjustments may be possible early in the process. However, once materials have been cut and construction begins, design changes may not be possible.

We guide clients through the selection of wood species and finishes based on their aesthetic preferences and the intended use of the piece. You can also order real wood and finish samples.

Yes. We keep clients informed throughout the process and will notify you as your furniture moves through production and when it is nearing completion.

Our build shop isn't set up for visits, but we're always happy to share updates and photos of your piece as it progresses.

Each piece undergoes careful inspection during and after construction. We check structural integrity, joinery, finish quality, and overall craftsmanship before scheduling delivery.

Yes. We offer white-glove delivery nationwide across the lower 48 states, and your piece is placed inside your home. Delivery is billed separately and quoted based on your location.

If you plan to pick up your furniture, please ensure your vehicle is large enough for transport and bring adequate help for loading. Protective blankets and proper securing of the piece are recommended.

Every order starts with a written quote and agreement, and the cancellation terms are spelled out there before any work begins. If plans change, let us know as early as you can and we'll talk it through.

Yes. Our furniture is built to last and backed by a 5-year warranty covering defects in materials and workmanship under normal residential use. See our warranty policy.

Absolutely. If you have questions about care, maintenance, or anything related to your furniture, we are always here to help.

Clean surfaces with a soft dry cloth or slightly damp cloth when needed. Avoid harsh chemicals, prolonged moisture, direct heat, and extreme humidity changes to maintain the beauty of the wood.

Yes. Many of our projects come from returning clients who want additional pieces designed to complement their existing furniture.