Continental Cabinets

With over 15 different brands and 10,000+ employees, we are one of the largest cabinet manufacturers in the world. But we don't just build cabinets - we build a culture where every person is valued. Scott Culbreth serves as the president and chief executive officer for American Woodmark. He joined the company in 2014 as the senior vice president and chief financial officer. He was promoted to CEO and joined the Board of Directors in 2020. Scott received a bachelor's degree in finance from Virginia Tech and an MBA from Washington University in St. Louis.

At American Woodmark, dedicated service is integral to our business model. Our service centers are strategically placed in high-growth areas to support our Timberlake and PCS builder customers from the initial quoting stage through the final installation. Working at a service center is a great opportunity to build your career. You'll get the opportunity to learn about many areas of the building process, from initial design to final installation.

Give it your style, your colors, your personal touch and create a kitchen you'll love for years to come. Find just-right styles at just-right prices. Available exclusively at The Home Depot. We make cabinetry that people fall in love with - not in the showroom, but in the real world of their own homes. Quality you will feel, style you will be proud of, and an experience you will trust. Available exclusively at Lowe's. Fashionable and affordable bathroom vanities with and without countertops, mirrors and medicine cabinets, available in coordinating collections or as stand-alone products, available exclusively at Lowe's.

What started with a dentist in 1951 has grown into one of the nation's largest cabinet manufacturers, employing over 10,000 individuals across the globe. No matter how much we've grown, we haven't forgotten what matters most: our employees, our customers and our dedication to creating great products for the American family. A Long Island dentist, Alvin Goldhush, sees an opportunity to create cabinets for his dentistry business and founds a company called Raygold Industries. Raygold grows to a sales volume of about $6 million before the company is acquired by Boise Cascade in April 1971.