Powell Valley Millwork (PVM) is a progressive manufacturer primarily of primed poplar finger-joint interior trim sold through a North American-wide distribution network, as well as OEMs that include customers engaged in door hanging, interior shutters, and recreational furniture.

Powell Valley Millwork, located near here, a leader in the mouldings and millwork industry, has weathered the chaos of the global pandemic and is positioned for continued growth in 2022.

Recently, U.S. Senator Rand Paul (R-KY) Ranking Member of the U.S. Senate Committee on Small Business and Entrepreneurship, recognized Powell Valley Millwork of Clay City, Kentucky, as the Senate Small Business of the Week.

The pandemic has proven to be a roller-coaster ride for Kentucky’s forest products industry, an industry that provides an estimated $14 billion in total economic contributions but has dealt with price increases and supply chain problems amid sky-high demand.

Powell Valley Millwork has acquired the Metrie Poplar manufacturing facility located in Jeffersonville, Kentucky, in a move that greatly expands the capacity of Powell Valley Millwork and also returns the company to its roots.

An inspirational business leader and president of Powell Valley Millwork, Jimmy Thornberry represents the second of a three-generation family business that incorporates innovative management and production processes in the manufacture of poplar moulding and millwork.

Powell Valley Millwork in Clay City, Kentucky, is not your typical millwork company. In the first place, it is dedicated to working with only one species of wood: poplar. While it’s a family business with the third generation now in key management, it also has important stakeholders in active management who are not related to the family.

Honorees of the 2019 Wood Industry 40 Under 40 have been announced by Woodworking Network.