Scobis Millwork + Design

ABOUT US

Craftmanship That Endures​

Custom wood doors, architectural millwork, and door refinishing for St. Louis homes, churches, and commercial buildings. Designed, built, finished, and installed by our own team since 2001.

ST. LOUIS BASED

Who We Are

Scobis started in 2001 as a door shop in St. Louis. The standard was set early. Build it precisely, own the result, and make it hold up long after installation.

That focus grew. Today we design, build, and install custom entry and interior doors, trim and custom interior woodwork, and we restore existing doors through our refinishing division. We work with homeowners, architects, designers, builders, and churches across the St. Louis area.

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Our Core Values

Integrity

Clear communication. Defined expectations. No surprises.

Excellence

Precise joinery, stable hardwoods, and finishes built for Missouri weather. Every detail is checked before it leaves the shop.

Dedication

A consistent commitment to doing the work properly, from first detail to final installation.

Where Craftsmanship Meets
Everyday Living
Every piece we create is designed to be lived with: doors that welcome, millwork that defines spaces, and finishes that perform over time.

Built and Delivered Under One Roof

Clients and project teams are able to engage directly with the work: reviewing materials, inspecting progress, and making decisions with clarity before installation begins.

Everything Under One Roof

Design, engineering, fabrication, finishing, installation, and refinishing, all handled by our own team in St. Louis.

Our work is built in our 25,000-square-foot shop at 10793 Midwest Industrial Boulevard in St. Louis

Fabrication, finishing, and coordination happen in one building, so every stage is checked before the next begins. Exterior doors are sealed on all six sides, finished in a climate-controlled finish room, and sanded by hand.

Clients and project teams are welcome to visit by appointment, review materials, and see their work in progress before installation begins.

Technical Foundation

Every project is supported by integrated design, engineering, and fabrication.

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In-House Expertise

Our technical design team turns the look you want into shop drawings engineered to be built and to last. You approve them before production starts.

Material Selection

Mahogany, white oak, walnut, and other premium hardwoods, chosen for stability through Missouri’s humidity swings and for consistent grain.

Preservation Knowledge

We match and restore historic doors and woodwork using period-appropriate joinery and materials.

Finishing Standards

Marine-grade, multi-stage finishes sealed on all six sides, proven over decades of Missouri winters and summers.

Partnering With Us

We build relationships through clarity, consistency, and accountability. Whether you’re replacing an entry door, specifying a millwork package, or bidding from plans, the process is the same.
Single Point of Contact

One dedicated team member from design through delivery.

No Surprises

Detailed drawings and specifications you approve before production begins.

Built To Last

Premium materials and finishing systems selected for long-term performance.

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OUR PROMISE

Longevity. Precision. Work that still looks right decades later.

Every project reflects decades of craft knowledge applied with modern precision. Some of our earliest doors have been in service for more than 20 years, and we stand behind every one we build.

Wood Refinishing Services

What We Restore
and Refinish

Your front door is one of the most exposed elements of your home or building. Sun, moisture, temperature shifts, and daily use take a constant toll, and without proper maintenance even the highest-quality wood doors will fade, crack, or fail prematurely. 

Interior woodwork wears differently. Handling, cleaning, and light slowly dull the finish on doors, furniture, handrails, and trim until the piece no longer looks like it belongs in the room. 

Our refinishing is a structured process designed to restore material integrity, preserve design intent, and ensure long-term performance. 

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Exterior Wood Door Refinishing​

Complete surface restoration for entry doors, including sanding, repair, and reapplication of protective finishes. We assess the door and its existing finish to define the right scope. 

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Interior Wood Door Refinishing​

Refinishing for individual doors or a full set that belongs to a larger interior. Color, sheen, panel profiles, and surrounding finishes all guide the work. 

Furniture & Handrail Refinishing

Furniture & Handrail Refinishing

Tables, built-ins, handrails, and other frequently handled surfaces, evaluated for surface preparation, repair, and a renewed, durable finish. 

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Millwork Restoration 

Mouldings, trims, paneling, and other interior wood details. Scope depends on access, condition, and how the pieces are assembled. 

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Protective Finishing Systems 

High-performance coatings designed to withstand environmental exposure and extend lifespan, selected for the wood, the exposure, and the look you want. 

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Door Servicing & Maintenance 

Adjustment and servicing hardware, seals, and moving components to ensure proper function and longevity. 

Refinishing Protects the Wood

Refinishing isn’t just about aesthetics. It’s about preventing costly replacement. Regular maintenance and professional refinishing:

Refinishing + Restoration for Architectural Wood Doors​
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Why Refinish Instead of Replace?

In many cases, a professionally refinished door can look and perform like new, at a fraction of the cost and disruption of replacement. Refinishing allows you to:

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Frequently Asked Questions

Exterior and interior wood doors, furniture, handrails, built-ins, and architectural millwork such as trim, mouldings, and paneling. Share photos and a short description through our contact page and we’ll advise on the next step.

Not necessarily. A new coat over an existing finish may not fix poor adhesion, damage, or uneven color. Refinishing starts with evaluating the surface, then choosing the preparation and finish work it needs. 

It depends on the size of the piece, its condition, whether the old finish has to be removed, and drying and curing time. We’ll give you a timeline once we’ve evaluated the piece. 

It depends on the piece and the scope. Some work is best done in our shop and some on-site. We’ll discuss access and handling during the evaluation; refinishing in place isn’t right for every project. 

Most wood species can be refinished, including heavily weathered doors. The species, the existing finish, and the depth of any damage determine what’s possible, which is why we evaluate first. 

Often, yes. Matching or changing a color or sheen depends on the wood, the current finish, and its condition. We’ll review samples and options with you before any work begins. 

It depends on exposure. A door facing full sun and weather needs maintenance sooner than one under a covered porch, and interior pieces last much longer. We recommend a maintenance schedule for your piece. 

In many cases, yes, especially custom or architectural doors that would be expensive to replace. If a door is too damaged to restore, the evaluation will tell you, and we can discuss a custom replacement. 

Yes. We work with homeowners, designers, and builders across the St. Louis metro area and Midwest. 

Restore Your Door Before It Needs Replacing

Tell us about your door, furniture, or millwork and what you'd like to keep. We'll assess its condition and recommend the right refinishing and maintenance approach to protect it long-term

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