About Us
For over 50 years, StoneHill’s parent company, QCCI, has become one of the premier custom cabinet manufacturers in the country. With decades of experience, we create some of the most beautiful homes in the world.
History of QCCI
What started as a modest two-person operation nestled in historic Lancaster County, Pennsylvania has expanded to become one of the most well-respected custom cabinetry businesses in the nation. QCCI has designed kitchens for professional athletes and celebrities, high-profile chefs and, most frequently, for discriminating homeowners.
In 1968, Martin H. Weaver started a small kitchen manufacturing company in Brownstown, PA. This close-knit community, in the heart of Pennsylvania Dutch Country, was the perfect location to produce handcrafted, custom kitchens. Generations of highly-skilled woodworkers and craftsmen in the area traced their heritage to the artisans of old-world Europe.
Weaver’s dream was to create an honest product, built with integrity and pride. That is why he chose the straightforward name, Quality Custom Kitchens. Working in a 2,200 square foot facility with two employees, he set the goal of building one custom kitchen a day for local residents.
Today, under the parent company of QCCI, Martin H. Weaver’s dream lives on. Still family owned by his son-in-law, Glenn Good, and his son, Jerry Weaver, the cabinet shop employs more than 100 craftsmen and women. We are proud to be the top choice for some of the most prestigious designers in the nation.
StoneHill Cabinetry was born out of the need in the marketplace for a high quality product at an affordable price point.
QCCI’s Mission
is to create the most beautiful homes in the world.
QCCI’s Core Values
StoneHill’s Warranty
StoneHill Cabinetry is covered by a limited 5-year warranty for defects on the materials and workmanship of our cabinetry under normal home use and service.
Find a Designer
We have hand-selected design partners across the country. These designers can guide your vision for your home into a fully satisfying reality.