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After a starting their careers in the cabinet industry, Steven and Bonnie Sewell decided to open their own business. They saw how companies they'd been working for fell short of delivering on schedule or on budget. So they set out to start a new company, one that put the customer first and always made good on its promises. That was back in 1986, when they opened Peppertree Kitchen and Bath in West Jordan.
For nearly a quarter century since, they've been exceeding the expectations of thousands of customers. With their team of 20 dedicated employees, the Sewells have built a reputation for standing behind their products and taking great care of their customers.
Peppertree Kitchen and Bath handles all aspects of residential custom cabinet design and fabrication from its 17,000-square foot manufacturing warehouse and designer showroom. There, you can walk through several different displays featuring ideas for traditional, contemporary and transitional cabinets. You'll also find a selection of unique doors, moldings and specialty accessories, including custom closets and range hoods, plus high-end appliances from lines including Sub-Zero, Wolf and Bosch.
Bonnie says what separates Peppertree from competitors is its ability to stay on top of the latest home design trends. She travels to trade shows and pours over design magazines to anticipate the latest styles, even before her customers request them.
While Peppertree Kitchen and Bath specializes in quality residential cabinets for the kitchen and bathroom, it also offers designs for entertainment centers, home offices, laundry rooms and other areas of the house. The company has provided work for all sizes of budgets, from $8,000 all the way to $300,000. With the recent housing market slowdown, Peppertree has completed many smaller remodels. The company's skilled designers are unsurpassed in their ability to think of creative solutions to maximize space. Bonnie has increased her marketing efforts and is optimistic about the economy.
