Doopoco Enterprises takes steps to better serve their clients while being the 26th fastest growing wood products company in North America.

Doopoco Enterprises has received the Wood 100 Award from the publishers of Wood and Wood Products Magazine for being the 26th fastest growing wood products company in North America. The award acknowledges companies with consistent and productive growth. The team at Doopoco was acknowledged at an awards dinner July 19th at this years AWFS Fair in Las Vegas, NV.

Say Jim Doolittle, Owner of Doopoco Enterprises, "We acknowledge our clients for supporting us with their referrals and expressions of satisfaction and enthusiasm for Doopoco Enterprises with all of their friends and neighbors."

Members of the team at Doopoco Enterprises spent three days at this year's industry trade show researching the latest in woodworking technology, attending a seminar for lean manufacturing and taking delivery of new machinery. Says Doolittle, "We attended the show in an effort to better serve our clients by improving on the precision of our products, shorten lead times and deliver the very best in quality cabinetry with the best customer service."

For the past eight months Doopoco Enterprises has been upgrading its technology to offer higher precision, more flexibility and shorter lead times for their clients. The first phase of this transition is now in the final days of completion. Last fall Doopoco added a Holz-her CNC controlled edgebander. Software has been upgraded to not only provide photo realistic renderings to our clients, but this software will also drive Doopoco's new Holz-her Cosmec Conquest CNC router. The router will cut and process all panels within a cabinet project at a rate of 4 to 7 minutes per 4 x 8 panel.

Doopoco Enterprises received coverage in Wood & Wood Products Magazine's July 2007 issue for being # 26 on the magazine's Wood 100 list of the fastest growing wood products companies in North America. Doopoco was the tenth fastest growing wood products company with revenues under $1 Million with double digit growth of 41.20% in 2006.