Our Commitments & Core Values

Atlantic Custom Woodcraft employee photo.At Atlantic Custom Woodcraft, we are committed to excellence—in our craftsmanship, our service, and our relationships. With over 30 years of experience and a four-generation legacy in architectural millwork, we take pride in delivering high-quality, custom woodwork on time and with care.

We believe every project is a partnership. That’s why we expect fair compensation for the value we provide—enabling us to remain a strong, profitable business that supports our clients, our employees, and our community.

We are just as committed to our team as we are to our customers. We strive to provide a positive, safe, and respectful workplace—one that cultivates skill, encourages growth, and supports the well-being of individuals and families alike.

Rooted in the values of dependability, integrity, and accountability, we provide real opportunity for those willing to work hard and take pride in their craft.

Above all, we seek to honor the Lord in everything we do—by operating our business with honesty, excellence, and principles grounded in Scripture. This foundation guides how we lead, serve, and build.

Four Generations of Craftsmanship: The Haughey Legacy

Atlantic Custom Woodcraft employee photo.The roots of Atlantic Custom Woodcraft stretch back to 1952, when Donald Haughey and his father-in-law opened a small millwork shop in Battle Creek, Michigan. That shop would grow into American Woodcraft, a thriving company that relocated to Union City, Michigan, where it became a cornerstone of the local economy—providing jobs and building a reputation for excellence in architectural millwork across the U.S. and internationally.

In its prime, American Woodcraft was recognized as one of the nation’s leading millwork firms, delivering precision-built fixtures and cabinetry to commercial clients around the globe. Don’s sons, Charles and James Haughey, both carried the craft forward, becoming masters of the trade and stewards of the family business.

In 1994, the tradition continued as Jim Haughey and his son Trevor established Atlantic Custom Woodcraft in Florida, blending decades of expertise with a new regional focus. Their dedication to quality and service laid the foundation for Atlantic’s continued success.

The next generation soon followed. Trevor’s sister, Darcy Psihos, joined the company as Director of Business Development, playing a key role in Atlantic’s growth and client relationships. Today, the fourth generation—Trevor’s daughter Katherine and nephew Mason—proudly carry the woodworking tradition into the future, upholding the values of craftsmanship, integrity, and family that have defined the business for over 70 years.

“This Company Is Top Notch.”

“You cannot go wrong with them on your project of any size or complexity.” – BP Design Build Solutions

Our Leadership Team

Atlantic Custom Woodcraft employee photo.

In Memory of Don Spence

SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT