About

ABOUT ME…  (Yeah, Yeah, so I write about myself in the Third Person….)

Todd Whiddon “The Cabinet Guy” is…. well for lack of a better term a “Cabinet-preneur”

Both my parents were small business owners so I grew up with “business” all around me. I graduated from Kennesaw State University when I was 19 and started my first cabinet business that same year. That business now ranks in the top 10% of Sales for a Kitchen and Bath distributor in the country.  I have over 12 years of industry experience as successful high volume distributor/dealership Manager,  Cabinet Consultant, Installer, Designer, Trainer, Writer, Blogger… and people wonder why I like to travel so much!  My latest venture is the Cabinet Design Group.  A boutique Kitchen Design firm that specializes in High-End Cabinetry Designs in the Atlanta / Buckhead area.

I’m getting married September 6th 2008 to a wonderful gal named Elizabeth!  Not quite sure how I lucked out talking such a beautiful woman into marrying me… but we really enjoy working on remodeling projects together, cooking for each other, and tossing the nerf football around at Piedmont Park.

When I’m not at home or at the office you can probably find me either in the Control Room at Buckhead Church where I am a volunteer Video Director, The Appalachian Trail “which I have been slacking on and will be 152 before I finish the whole thing”, or Downtown Atlanta enjoying a new restaurant.

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Cabinets are not something people buy on a regular basis, which means everyone needs to educate themselves before they make a cabinet purchase. You best bet is to hire a kitchen design proffesional, “In Atlanta of course this means a member of the Cabinet Design Group, but outside Atlanta I can recomend quality kitchen design professionals across the country” . This blog will be a great educational resource for everyone about to make one of the best investments possible, new cabinets! Cabinets are not like sheetrock or 2×4’s where you can just run out and buy more if you measure your walls wrong. Each manufacture constructs their cabinets differently and all too often what you have in your mind of what your cabinets are going to be like is NOT what you end up with if you have not done your homework!