During a hard bid on a Swiss Chalet in Fredericton, Foxwoods was awarded the millwork package. Arseneault and his team proved their ability and have since completed several other locations for the same franchisee. Back row: Carl, Claude, Sylvain, Frank, Chris, Harry, Rodolphe, Gilles. Front Row: Luc, Ginette, James, Yannick. Missing from the picture: Denis, Normand, Rodrigue, Livain, Michelle expertise allows him to co-ordinate projects with other trades, ensuring designs are realistic, components work together and client’s wishes match construction realities. “I don’t tell other trades my background but when I sug- gest other ways of doing things or point out potential problems we’re going to have, they seem to understand where I come from.” Foxwoods does not shy away from any project, no matter how complex. “We work with some of the best suppliers in the in- dustry,” he said. “Combine the priority service and excel- lent buying power that provides, with our attention to detail from the selection process to matching veneers, and we are able to offer our clients personalized solu- tions at competitive prices to meet even the tightest deadlines.” Understanding and attention to detail sets Foxwoods work apart. Arseneault says he would rather take extra time to have something done right rather than settle for less. Good for a franchise sometimes is just not good enough. Foxwoods has been working closely with recent franchise "Gojis Frozen Yogurt" in the Greater Moncton area. It has just opened another location in Kelowna, BC and will open soon, in PEI and Nova Scotia with Foxwoods' help. 40 – Fall 2013 — The Canadian Design and Construction Report This outstanding table at the Hampton Inn and Suites in Sydney, NS is made from a single solid slab of Bubinga wood from Africa. Foxwoods has been a member of the Architectural Woodwork Manufacturers Association of Canada (AWMAC) since 2009, maintaining all of the association’s standards and requirements. Arseneault says this helps with the company’s credibility and reputation. For more information, visit foxwoods.ca. Foxwoods built and installed a complete millwork package, including a wine refrigeration unit for more than 100 bottles of wine, at the Keg Restaurant Bar and Grill in Moncton. The wall panels were built from more than 500 pieces of cherry plywood and have no visual fasteners. In some case more than 50 spread bars were used to hold a single sheet in place overnight. "What a rush," says Arseneault.