Therault & Co. Woodworks

06/09/2026

Anyone else love gardening? This was a great spring-time project!

Planted this year:
- Blueberries (6 varieties)
- Raspberries (3 varieties)
- Watermelons (2 varieties)
- Cucumbers (for pickles!)
- Potatoes
- Nectarine tree

Next year I will be adding more vegetables and maybe a few more fruits.

What are you growing this year?

06/06/2026

05/11/2026

I may have turned that old peice of barnwood from the Henry Ford Clinic into a plaque, but the real showstopper is the painting by JT Moir Fine Art ! If you want to have something painted, he would be my first call!

As for the plaque, it was tricky. The wood had to be cut into 3 peices and joined together, but it was split and deteriorating so it had to be flattened on one side and stabilized first. In order to make each piece look weathered on the cut ends, they had to be hand carved to match the true weathered ends. Each crack in the wood had to be followed to the cut ends and hand carved back into it so it looked natural. Then it had to be perfectly color matched so it blended in perfectly. Not as flashy as some of my more artistic pieces, but it is a work a technical art none the less. This was a tedious but fun project to do and I am honored I was asked to be a part of it.

05/11/2026

04/18/2026

In God We Trust!

01/18/2026

This was a special gift for some special people.

The portrait was engraved on ambrosia maple and framed in a gorgeous curly sapele.

12/07/2025

Wrapped up a series of exotic cutting boards made of Canary Wood.

11/18/2025

Any Lord of the Rings fans? This plaque is made from some local cedar!

11/11/2025

Home is where the heart is!