Meet Lewis Vandervalk
Co-Founder at BluePrint Cabinets
Lewis leads the marketing, education, and systems behind how BluePrint Cabinets communicates with homeowners before they ever step into the showroom.
With a background in engineering and digital marketing, he’s spent years focused on one thing: helping people make confident decisions without pressure, confusion, or vague answers.
He co-founded BluePrint Cabinets with Patrick because he saw a gap in the market, and because too many cabinet buyers are left guessing about pricing, timelines and quality.
Inside BluePrint, he designs the tools, content, and structure that give customers clarity, from transparent pricing to plain-language explanations that help people understand what actually matters for their project.
His approach is simple: better information leads to better decisions, even if that decision is not to buy.
If you’ve spent time on BluePrint’s website, pricing tools, or educational content, you’ve already experienced some of Lewis’s work built to support honest conversations and smoother projects.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Lewis do at BluePrint Cabinets?
Lewis is a co-founder of BluePrint Cabinets and leads the marketing, education, and systems side of the business. He builds the pricing tools, guides, and plain-language explanations that help homeowners understand cabinet options before they ever talk to anyone.
How can I get in touch with Lewis?
Email lewis@blueprintcabinets.ca or call (506) 300-1234. If your question is about a quote, timeline, or an existing order, the team can usually answer faster than he can — use the contact page and it gets routed to the right person.
What is BluePrint Cabinets?
BluePrint Cabinets is a Fredericton, New Brunswick supplier of ready-to-assemble (RTA) kitchen and bathroom cabinets. You get solid plywood-box cabinets shipped flat and assembled on site, which keeps the cost down without dropping to particle-board quality. Not sure it’s a fit? Read Is BluePrint Cabinets right for you?
Where should I start if I'm just researching?
Start with the Cabinet Buying Guides for the big decisions (styles, framed vs. frameless, what RTA actually means), then check the FAQ for the practical questions on pricing, lead times, and delivery. No appointment or email required to read any of it.