Alba Woodworking

Alba Woodworking carves solid shapes that turn rooms from boxes into personalities. In Ridgewood’s scrappy woodshops line, this corner spot keeps the tradition alive—clean lines, well-oiled oak, and nothing superfluous. The neighborhood still hums with the old-school hum of planers and sanders on quiet afternoons.

They show up with saws and routers to install built-ins that feel built-in forever, trim that hides its own seams, and doors that swing silently on hidden hinges. If your floor needs tongue-and-groove oak planks that age like whiskey, they can drop the boards in. Landlords with lobbies that need a lift call for niche shelving and reception counters that double as sculpture.

Head west on Flushing Avenue and look for the peeling brick at 17-10. The awning’s small, but the work gets big fast. Local eats and bodegas line the block—grab a slice after measurements are taken.

Anything heavy or odd-shaped lands safely here; call *718-366-2617* before the delivery window closes. Need directions? The map points right to the curb: open the link so your GPS doesn’t overshoot Ridgewood.