A family shop, three decades in, now in the second generation.

Our father, Jim Ogg, opened Tradition Custom Cabinets more than thirty years ago — in a small shop off the highway in Marble Falls, with one bench, one CNC he'd saved up two years to buy, and a stubborn opinion about how cabinetry should be built. Hand-fitted joinery. Real wood. No shortcuts. And the customer hears the truth, every time.

Dad's first customer was a family friend remodeling their kitchen on Lake LBJ. He delivered the cabinets in his pickup, installed them himself over a weekend, and spent Monday morning fixing one drawer that had bowed in the humidity. He stayed in business because he showed up the next time something needed to be fixed — and the time after that.

Three decades later, the shop is bigger. The standards are the same.

We grew up in that shop. As kids, we swept sawdust. As teenagers, we ran the sanders. By the time we were old enough to argue with Dad about how to set a sliding miter, we were already cabinet makers, even if we didn't know it yet. Dad retired in 2025 after thirty-plus years on the floor. We took over the day-to-day, the customer calls, the install crews. The shop is still in the same building. Most of the team has been with us a decade or more. The standards Dad wrote down in his head are still the standards.

What's changed: we've added technology where it actually helps. Cabinet Vision drives the CNC pipeline more precisely than anything Dad had access to. And — newer than that — we've added a customer portal so you can see your project as it moves through the shop, sign change orders from your phone, and never wonder where your cabinets are. Dad would have loved that part. He hated the phone.

What hasn't changed: every job that leaves the shop is touched by one of us. We answer our own phones. We do our own quotes. We show up at our own installs. Just like Dad did.

— Randy & Scott Ogg
Tradition Custom Cabinets, Marble Falls, TX