El Dorado County
Custom Cabinets in Cameron Park, CA
Cameron Park mixes established foothill neighborhoods with one of the country’s rare residential airparks — streets where hangars sit beside houses and taxiways double as roads. It is a community of enthusiasts and hands-on owners, and its cabinetry requests tend to match: real-wood kitchens, workshop-grade storage, offices, and built-ins made for how people actually live. AV’s builds it all to order in the Rocklin shop and installs personally.
Foothill homes with personality
Cameron Park housing spans 60s-and-later foothill neighborhoods to newer custom builds, with lots that often carry shops, hangars, or RV bays — spaces owners increasingly want finished properly. Alongside classic kitchen and bath work, that means cabinetry briefs the suburbs rarely produce: hobby rooms, gear walls, home offices with real wood instead of laminate, and garage or hangar storage built like furniture.
The cabinetmaker
Every project here is designed with you and built to order in the Rocklin shop by Andrey Voronenko — the craftsman AV’s is named for — who oversees the installation. His story.
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Permits & building authority
Cameron Park is a census-designated place served by El Dorado County Building Services; community amenities run through its CSD, but construction permitting is county. Official resource: El Dorado County (Cameron Park is unincorporated).
What we build for Cameron Park
Cameron Park project types
Cameron Park questions, answered
- Would you build out a shop, hangar, or hobby space?
- Gladly — cabinet-grade storage for real equipment is a legitimate custom project, and it’s more common here than anywhere else we work.
- County or city permits in Cameron Park?
- County — Cameron Park is unincorporated. Confirmed during design, like every jurisdiction question.
General questions — cost drivers, process, licensing — live on the main FAQ.
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Consultation & design selection
Planning a Cameron Park project? Start the conversation.
The time spent at the beginning of the process is critical — you look at as many options as you want until the design of your new or rebuilt space is right.