I’m proud to say I’m originally from Puerto Rico, “Isla Del Encanto!” (Island Of Enchantment), from a suburb of Puerto Rico called Rio Piedras. In the beginning or during my younger years my father partnered with his older brother Albi Rosa and started a company called Ebanisteria Rosa which translated means Cabinetmaking Rosa. The company’s focus was towards doing residential woodworking which includes kitchens, solid wood doors, bedroom furniture, and just about anything else having to do with woodworking. They also were involved in architectural millwork for government work. My father brought to the company his woodworking knowledge and his brother had a business & construction background.
My earliest memories of our house/shop in Carolina were of me wanting to build something – nail something together. Imagine hearing saws, hammers and drill noises all day long as a young boy, you want to investigate and know what’s going on, right. I mean, who cares about playing with rocks and worms when I have tools to play with. I remember the first time when my dad gave me two boards, a hammer, some nails and a quick lesson on how to hammer a nail. I can only imagine how horrible that board would have looked after my pounding on it. As they say, “its all history from their” I wanted to fix anything I could get my hands on.
Thank you for taking the time to view my website. I hope I have revealed more about myself in telling you about other contractors. I want to make reading this page as enjoyable as I want to make kitchen remodeling enjoyable. If you don’t look forward to remodeling your kitchen, than you don’t have the right contractor. Remember this is an exciting time for your home; it’s getting a much needed make over. You may remember how much you paid for a remodel but it should be minuscule to the new function, design, and beauty of a well planned kitchen layout.
God Bless,
