Your full-service design center for windows, doors & cabinets.
Walk our showroom, touch real finishes, and work with a designer to plan your project — then let our in-house crew build and install it. From single-window replacements to whole-home renovations and custom kitchens, WDC Design Center handles design, fabrication, and installation under one roof.
Walk through real window units, working door hardware, and full cabinet displays. Bring your measurements, or let us come take them for you.
What We Build
Three trades. One standard.
WDC Design Center is a full-service showroom and build shop. Come browse real window units, working door hardware, and cabinet samples in person, sit down with a designer, then let the same crew that measured your job build and install it — no subs, no guesswork.
Windows
Energy-efficient replacement and new-construction windows fitted precisely to your openings — vinyl, wood, and fiberglass options with real weatherproofing, not just caulk.
Double & triple-pane glass packages
Custom sizing for older homes
Low-E coatings & argon fill
Full trim & finish carpentry
Doors
Entry, patio, interior, and storm doors — hung true so they seal tight, lock smooth, and don't stick when the seasons change.
Steel, fiberglass & solid wood entry doors
Sliding & French patio systems
Interior door & hardware packages
Weatherstripping & threshold sealing
Cabinets
Kitchen, bath, and built-in cabinetry — designed around how you actually use the room, built in our shop, and installed level and flush.
Custom kitchen & bath cabinetry
Soft-close hinges & slides standard
Built-ins, pantries & mudroom storage
Refacing & cabinet refinishing
Window Styles
Every window we build and install.
Vinyl, wood, and fiberglass, all fitted to exact openings with double or triple-pane glass, Low-E coatings, and full trim carpentry. Pick a style below and we'll show you real samples in the showroom.
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Single-Hung
The bottom sash slides up while the top stays fixed. An affordable, classic replacement choice.
Double-Hung
Both sashes move, and both tilt in for easy cleaning from inside. Our most requested window.
Casement
Hinged at the side and cranked open with a handle, sealing tighter than any sliding window.
Awning
Hinged at the top and opens outward from the bottom, so it can stay cracked open in light rain.
Sliding
One or both sashes glide side to side horizontally — a clean fit for wide, low openings.
Bay & Bow
Multiple panels angle outward to add floor space and flood a room with light from three sides.
Picture
A large fixed pane with no seams to break the view — often paired with operable windows on either side.
Garden
A boxed-out window with a built-in shelf, perfect for kitchen herbs and morning light.
Shape
Arched, round, or custom-cut openings built to spec — a signature detail over an entry or stairwell.
Door Styles
Every door we hang.
Steel, fiberglass, and solid wood, hung true so they seal tight and lock smooth through every season. Interior, exterior, and everything in between.
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Entry Door
Steel, fiberglass, or solid wood — the first impression of the house, insulated and weathersealed.
French Doors
Two glass-paneled doors swinging from the center — a wide, light-filled opening for patios and dens.
Sliding Patio
One panel glides behind the other on a low-profile track — ideal where a swing door won't fit.
Storm Door
A second line of defense over your entry door, with a full glass panel that swaps for a screen.
Interior Door
Solid or hollow-core, with a full hardware package to match — hung so it never sticks or sags.
Barn Door
A sliding statement door on an exposed rail track — a space-saver with real farmhouse character.
Dutch Door
Split in half so the top can open for air and conversation while the bottom stays shut — a mudroom favorite.
Pivot Door
Rotates on a hidden top-and-bottom pivot instead of side hinges, for an oversized, modern entry.
Cabinet Styles
Every cabinet front we build.
Built in our own shop with soft-close hinges and slides standard, then installed level and flush. Mix and match door styles, finishes, and hardware in the showroom.
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Shaker
A recessed center panel inside a clean flat frame — timeless, and our most popular door style.
Flat-Panel / Slab
One smooth, seamless surface with no frame or profile — the modern minimalist choice.
Raised-Panel
A beveled center panel that stands slightly proud of the frame, casting a soft traditional shadow line.
Glass-Front
Mullioned glass panes for displaying dishware — often mixed with solid doors on the same run.
Two-Tone
Uppers in one finish, lowers or the island in another — a designer favorite for adding contrast.
Floating & Open Shelving
Doorless shelving on hidden brackets — light, airy, and easy to style with everyday dishware.
Pantry
Tall, deep, and shelved top to bottom — built to fit the exact footprint of your kitchen.
Island
A freestanding cabinet run with a countertop overhang for seating — the center of the kitchen.
How A Project Runs
From measurement to move-in.
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Consult
We walk the site, talk through what's not working, and scope what a real fix looks like.
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Measure & Quote
Precise field measurements, a written spec, and a fixed-price quote — no surprise change orders.
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Build
Cabinets and custom units are built in our shop; windows and doors are ordered to exact spec.
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Install
Our crew handles removal, install, and cleanup in one scheduled visit — not three.
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Finish & Walkthrough
Trim, caulk, and touch-up done, then we walk it with you before we call it done.
Why WDC
We measure it like we're signing our name to it.
Because we are. Every window, door, and cabinet that leaves our shop gets installed by the same people who built it — not handed off to a subcontractor who's never seen the plans.
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Fixed-price quotes
The number we give you at the walkthrough is the number on the invoice.
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In-house crews
No rotating subcontractors — the people who measure your job are the people who install it.
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Warrantied work
Materials and labor are backed in writing, every job, no exceptions.
SHOP-BUILT · FIELD-VERIFIED
Recent Work
A few jobs we're proud of.
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White Shaker Galley KitchenFull remodel, walnut island
Coastal Blue SuiteCustom cabinetry, brass hardware
Open-Concept KitchenLight wood cabinetry, open living area
White & Charcoal KitchenGray subway tile, two-tone island
Bedroom RemodelNew carpet, updated windows
White Kitchen, Gray TileShaker cabinetry, subway backsplash
White Kitchen SuiteFull cabinetry, hallway pass-through
White Kitchen, Wide ViewFull cabinetry package with island
Bathroom RemodelTile shower, quartz vanity
Bedroom SuiteNew carpet and trim
Bedroom WindowsNew carpet, large corner windows
Bedroom UpdateCeiling fan, fresh carpet
Bedroom FinishNew carpet and trim work
Walk-In ClosetCustom shelving & rod system
Living RoomLight wood flooring, ceiling fan
White Kitchen, Hex TileHexagon tile backsplash
White Kitchen, Open LayoutFull cabinetry package
Dark Brown KitchenGranite island, herringbone tile
See Us In Action
Watch a real install, start to finish.
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Common Questions
What people ask before they book.
Do I need to visit the showroom before getting a quote?
No — we're happy to come measure and quote on-site first. But most people find it easier to see finishes and hardware in person once they're ready to choose materials.
How long does a typical window or door install take?
Most single-room window jobs are done in a day. Whole-home window replacements typically run 2–4 days depending on unit count; door installs are usually same-day.
How far out are cabinet builds scheduled?
Custom cabinetry is built in our shop after your design is finalized, so lead times run 4–8 weeks depending on scope. We'll give you a firm date at the design meeting.
Do you handle both new construction and replacements?
Yes. We work with builders on new-construction openings and with homeowners on one-for-one replacements, additions, and full remodels.
Is the quote you give me the final price?
Yes — every quote is fixed-price and in writing before work starts. If something changes in the field, we talk to you before we touch it, not after.
What's covered under warranty?
Materials and labor are both backed in writing on every job. Manufacturer warranties on glass and hardware are handled by us directly — you never have to chase a supplier.
Client Reviews
People notice the difference.
“They replaced 11 windows in our house in two days and cleaned up like they were never here. Every one of them opens and closes perfectly.”
“Our kitchen cabinets were built to fit around a weird support beam nobody else wanted to deal with. WDC just handled it.”
“I use them as my go-to sub for entry doors on remodels. Quoted price is always the final price.”
“The showroom made the whole decision easy. We touched real cabinet doors and window frames before we ever signed anything.”
“Barn door, pantry cabinets, and a full window swap in one visit from their crew. Everything lined up perfectly on install day.”
“Straightforward quote, no pressure in the showroom, and the install crew was in and out clean. Exactly what we wanted.”
Have a project in mind?
Tell us what you're working with. We'll come measure it, quote it straight, and get you a start date.