Top Shop

06/27/2025

We're honored to play a part in helping Alisa get the home she truly deserves, and we can't wait to see the finished result!

10/21/2024

It was a great day! Congratulations to the Sargent family. We wish you many happy years in your new home.

BEVERLY — Habitat for Humanity of the Mid-Ohio Valley dedicated its 116th house — and first in Beverly — Sunday afternoon. Jeremy Sargent and his three children received the keys to their house and other gifts surrounded by Habitat volunteers and community members. Sargent said the opportunity...

08/29/2024

It's just the beginning. We're celebrating the successful completion of our project in Washington Hall for Ohio University – but for OU's students, it's just the beginning! The beginning of a new academic year for some, and the launch of their status as a Bobcat for others. It's also the first year students will enjoy the updated living space inside one of the East Green’s most historic buildings. We're wishing all the students, faculty and staff at Ohio University a brilliant beginning and stellar year!

08/13/2024

This is what it’s all about! Thank you, Habitat for Humanity of the Mid-Ohio Valley for the opportunity to serve.

07/31/2024

Back by popular demand!

Daniel Collie stepped back in front of the camera this week after a long absence to tell us about some countertop work the shop is doing for a large healthcare facility just an hour away from Top Shop's Parkersburg production facility.

07/12/2024

Just sharing a little Friday lunchtime flyover.

Our automated shop is humming along smoothly here in Parkersburg, West Virginia. We're finishing yet another week of producing custom commercial cabinetry and countertops. Can you spy Daniel Collie, Top Shop President, hard at work? Wishing everyone a great weekend!

07/09/2024

Ooohhhh, we're (more than) halfway there....

This week in Parkersburg we're finishing the production and delivery of the wardrobes for the second floor of Washington Hall at Ohio University. Our installation team is onsite in Athens putting it all together, beautifully.

Without the steady leadership of Top Shop's owners, and the latest in production technology, creating and installing 900+ elements within the four-week timeline would not have been possible. Our facility upgrade makes us the go-to resource for custom designed cabinetry and countertops for commercial applications.

Today's video includes some never-before-seen drone footage!

07/08/2024

Reppin' the team in Morgantown.

Today and through tomorrow, Top Shop is supporting the West Virginia Association of School Facility Administrators as a vendor for their 2024 conference. Our project manager, Jenna Holiday, is greeting attendees at our booth set up in the Morgantown Event Center.

Top Shop has created custom cabinetry for numerous public schools in West Virginia. From storage cubbies that charge tablets, to lighted trophy cases designed to show off the school bling, we design, produce, and install storage solutions that make teaching and learning a little easier.

07/03/2024

07/02/2024

It's all coming together on the fourth floor of Washington Hall.

Charles explains some of the details involved in the installation of the wardrobes Top Shop has produced for this important project. He points out some of the functional features that will make life a little easier for the students who will live in this newly renovated student housing complex on Ohio University's beautiful campus.

06/26/2024

Up, up and in!

Every custom cabinetry project requires unique solutions, and our team has risen to the occasion for Ohio University! Installation of the custom wardrobes in Washington Hall is well underway, thanks to our creative team members. Finding innovative solutions for our customers is just what we do every day at Top Shop.

06/20/2024

Not too tall, not too short...
..these wardrobes produced for Washington Hall at Ohio University are just right! Charles explains how our shop has customized wardrobes to fit into the variety of room shapes and sizes one would expect to find in a student housing complex designed in the mid 1950s. The materials are stacked high and production continues.

How will we move all these custom pieces into this beautiful building? Let's just say that Charles found the process uplifting. Stay tuned!