About Us

Quality Cabinet & Fixture Company is based on an open book philosophy of management with a Fault Free environment that strives for the understanding that people and learning is the key to the company’s success. QCFC strives to provide our customers with a defined expectation, quality that surpasses the customer needs, and a value that in the end, creates the relationship in which our future is built on.

Our market is a customer within the internationally diversified markets of hospitality, retail and specialty projects. QCFC clientele are the top five percent in their individual market place and our success is due to the ability of our people to adapt and services broad market geographic ranges by providing the solutions for a total interior.

History

QCFC started in 1966 and proceeded to grow with the savings and loan industry, with such clients as Home Federal. With the changes in the banking market place in the late 70’s, QCFC developed into the prominent Tenant improvement contractor in Southern California. To maintain the growth QCFC moved to a 20,000 sqft facility in downtown San Diego. Also, as a union contractor, the development of the company progressed rapidly through many local union general contractors. QCFC contracted with Smith Barney for offices all over the country, and worked with such companies as Koll construction, and completed many of the their rise buildings in their first occupancy in Southern California. This included Imperial Bank building, Emerald Shapery building, Symphony towers of San Diego.

Through the recession of the 80’s, QCFC once again changed. Many contractors went through a non-union phase; tenant improvement contracts were divided between laminate plastic (LP) casework and the architectural woodwork for the customer’s best value. QCFC understood this trend, and understood the need for service and quality. After having contracts divided between LP and stain grade architectural woodwork and subjected to LP casework suppliers that could not meet schedules, quality or savings, it was decided in 1989 that QCFC would start their own facility for these products. In 1989, QCFC entered the long cycle of development in our Facility Mexico which today stands at over 60,000 sqft.

Through the late 80’s and early 90’s QCFC performed many contracts for just staying alive for 1995…. QCFC completed such projects a Tri City Hospital, Kaiser, Rees Steely, and Ziemed. QCFC once again had to diversify again, which led to the largest sustained growth years for QCFC. In 1984 QCFC moved into their current headquarters of over 62,000 sqft in San Diego.

QCFC entered into the Retail industry in 1996. Over the course of 6 years, QCFC grew to a company of over 20 million in revenue and completed a total of (85) Disney stores, (34) Tommy Hilfiger stores throughout Central and South America, completed (21) May Company stores, (45) Bullocks, I magnums, Broadway, Bullocks, and Macy stores. QCFC also completed (102) Big Five Stores over the years, along with Nieman Marcus in Hawaii, Multiple contracts for Nordstrom, Saks Stores, Gucci, YSL, Cartier, Polo Flagship stores, and Channel.

In understanding the need to stay diversified both geographically and in markets segments, QCFC moved into the hospitality markets in 1998. Our goal was purely to be the best and target the best. QCFC’s list of Hospitality is a who’s who of the top 100 hotels in the country along with more five-star ratings being completed by QCFC than any other manufacturer in the country. QCFC has completed hotel packages from Japan with 7 different locations with the Grand Tierra account to hotels to throughout North America. Our name is synonymous with brand names of Four Seasons, Raffles, Mandarin, Ritz Carlton, Rosewood, Setia, and Fairmont along with specialty locations like Hyatt, Marriott, and W hotels.

QCFC looked to further diversification by targeting top projects and customers throughout the United States in the new millennium. These projects included Disney California Adventure, Big Rock – George Lucas Corporate headquarters, Trinity Yachts on multiple hulls, Shaw Corporate Headquarters, and the Tabernacle restoration in Salt Lake City Utah.

As the markets in the 2001-year continued to change, QCFC also continued to spot market trends that enable the company to become a top market performer. QCFC completed more than 20 country clubs, with names like The Reserve, Wiltshire CC, Riveria CC, Thunderbird CC and El Dorado CC.

In 2003, QCFC was requested once again to make another shift with its clients, with the background of Retail, Hospitality, Country Clubs, Yachts all culminated in the ability to complete the total interior of a Casino.

Drawing upon QCFC’s extensive background of retail; with its metal, glass, and electrical, along with combining the knowledge acquired from hotels; with its restaurants and public spaces, allowed easy access into the gaming markets.

With Over 100 million in completed Casino work with such names as Harrah’s, MGM, and Stations Casino, QCFC has become a driving force and have proved our ability to meet the most demanding market for schedule and quality. Our ability to perform a seamless interior package has provided once again a service unrivaled by others in the millwork industry. The ability to handle the complete package of glass, LED lighting, GFRG, structural and ornamental iron, acrylics, stone, banquette seating long with wood has enable QCFC to do what it does best, control and coordinate a venue’s total interior package.

QCFC gets asked, what is the secret? It is our people and the ability of the staff to understand the customer expectations and to set realistic understanding on how these expectations will be met. QCFC has developed into an organization that provides our clients with old world craftsmanship with complete interiors of metal, glass, wood combined with advanced management techniques, with the best people all focused on quality, service and the customer developed for today's competitive global environment.

Today

Our expansive size and capacity guarantees the ability to meet the most rigorous manufacturing and installation schedules. Over 25,000 man-hours per month are devoted to project production of Architectural woodwork and panel acrylic products. We pride ourselves on being able to adapt quickly to the changing markets and custom products that are required by our portfolio of customers.

Quality's diversity is derived from:

• An Engineering Department that utilizes the latest Computer Aided Design (CAD), scanning input and output, and laser printing capabilities while generating 41,000 hours per year in capacity.
• Integrating Contemporary Computer Aided Machinery (CAM) and Computer Numerical Control (CNC) into operations/production.
• A computerized scheduling system that gives management the capacity to be proactive in scheduling hours for departments, facilities, and installation.
• A Comprehensive Electronic Data Interface System that maintains accuracy and efficiency throughout each department for every project.
• Facility capacity of 120,000 sqft with over 25,000 man-hours per month.
• Two state-of-the-art finish departments producing the finest wood finishes in the industry while using environmentally friendly materials and techniques. Over 20,000 sqft of finish rooms.
• Maintaining Installation Company and partnerships, which gives QCFC the capacity to install our products worldwide while sustaining the standards that the customer expects.
• Providing a purchasing company that allows customers to source product through our international partners.
• Partnering with key vendors from around the world that guarantee’s our customers market capacity.
• Taking ownership of a complete interior from structural metal, architectural metal, glass, acrylic, fabric wall covering, banquette seating, led lighting, GFRG, stone, doors and frames and of course architectural woodwork.