AWMAC member profile Ébénisterie Foxwoods Millwork Inc. builds its reputation by seeing projects (large and small) from all points of view Pizza Delight is a large corporate chain with restaurants from Newfoundland to Alberta. Foxwoods worked with the corporation on two design concepts. A third design stage is just around the corner, showing the success of the designs and the positive relationship between the companies. Canadian Design and Construction Report staff writer Ébénisterie Foxwoods Millwork Inc., based in Beres- ford, New Brunswick, works on any project size, provid- ing quality and skill for the simplest to the most challenging projects. “Big or small we do them all, from large custom millwork packages to a small re- ception desk or just a few chairs for restaurants, hotels, retail stores and insti- tutions,” says company owner Bruno Ar- seneault. “We supply and install anywhere in the Maritime Provinces, Labrador and Newfoundland.” The company has also worked across Canada with its preferred clientele. From its beginnings in 1997, the com- pany has relied on a dedicated team of 38 – Fall 2013 — The Canadian Design and Construction Report quality woodworkers, state-of-the-art equipment and a high level of customer service. In 2004, Arseneault came to the company from a background as a general contrac- tor, working as a project manager. Arseneault now owns the company and has more than 18 employees at its 12,000 sq. ft. plant and offices. Shop co-ordinator Sylvain L’Ecuyer leads the team, which shares passion and commitment to continuously up- grade both equipment and skills to meet quality and de- sign standards. For his part, Arseneault uses his years of experience to guide the company. “I look at the project from all points of view, not only the millwork and casework, but everything surrounding it.” Foxwoods is a lead- ing manufacturer of ar- chitectural millwork, custom woodwork, fur- niture, solid surfaces, and casework. It offers services including de- tailed shop drawings, conceptual and design work, and has its own upholstery department. Arseneault says his