Partnership Boosts Technology for Laurel County Cabinet Company
June 17, 2025 - 21:57
James Stidham, CEO and founder of a thriving custom cabinet and millwork business in Laurel County, has been navigating various challenges for over 50 years. Since its inception in 1975, Stidham Cabinet Inc. has continuously evolved, driven by the need to meet increasing customer demands and embrace technological advancements.
One of the latest hurdles faced by the company was the need to reduce finishing times, enabling quicker contract completions and the capacity to take on additional projects. To address this, Stidham has invested in a CEFLA flatline finishing machine, which is expected to enhance precision, quality, and efficiency in the finishing department.
This significant investment was made possible through a partnership between two organizations dedicated to supporting small businesses in Kentucky. Their collaboration facilitated funding, allowing Stidham Cabinet Inc. to upgrade its technology and continue its legacy of growth and innovation in the industry. This move not only strengthens the company's operational capabilities but also positions it for future success in a competitive market.
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