Mark Richey Woodworking

05/21/2026

Please see our spring newsletter for all our latest news!
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05/19/2026

We couldn’t do this without the incredible people at MRW!

05/13/2026

We are hiring custom architectural woodworkers for immediate positions! If you take pride in craftsmanship, attention to detail, and working with a talented team — we’d love to hear from you. Check us out and apply today! Careers @ Mark Richey Woodworking

05/11/2026

05/11/2026

Just posted! We are looking for an experienced Human Resources Manager. Check out our Careers page on our website: https://www.markrichey.com/careers/human-resources-manager

05/04/2026

Our Shop Forman, Chris Plante has been with MRW for 33 years! He has seen the company grow and has been a part of some amazing projects! Read about his journey:

Chris Plante, Mark Richey Woodworking production manager, shop foreman, and 33-year employee, shares his path to success.

04/15/2026

We are hiring experienced woodworkers!
Please see our Careers page on our website for details on this job as well as other positions available!
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04/09/2026

Tools of the trade!

04/02/2026

The Mark Richey Woodworking and WallGoldfinger team regularly build with natural materials. But it isn’t as common for them to mimic the natural world, especially cavernous stone structures with wood.
Learn about a current project using a threatened resource, ash, in our newest article. https://lnkd.in/eMFKfWra

04/01/2026

A new eye hospital has opened in Ghana thanks in part to some of the incredible donations of those attending a Cure Blindness Project fundraiser at Mark Richey Woodworking last year and to contributions from Mark and Teresa Richey. Mark also spent more than a year serving as a volunteer consultant to the construction team.

Read about the newly opened Eye Care Center of Excellence at Cape Coast Teaching Hospital, where sight restoring cataract surgeries are already underway: https://lnkd.in/ewdiX5VE

Images: Mark and Teresa recently visited the West African country of Ghana for the hospital opening. They’re seen here with Cure Blindness Project Co-Founder Dr. Geoff Tabin as well as Ghana Deputy Minister for Health Dr. Grace Ayensu-Danquah. Mark also shares images of the hospital and something we don’t see every day: an elephant.