Oak leaf. 

@Dustin Oaks - it doesn't surprise me that realtors aren't responding to these kinds of requests (even though they do seem easy & simple enough from our perspective).Similar to what others have said above, most real estate professionals need a good reason to respond to phone and email solicitations (especially email).

Don't try to bluff cause they will smell that.

These were a basic oak cabinet, plywood sides and already assembled including delivery to Ferndale.

There are some trees, particularly, water oaks that often as "volunteers" grow fast and tall. 

My name is Ryan and I recently passed my Real Estate Salesperson exam in Iowa, and I will begin my career in the Southwest Iowa region (Omaha NE, Council Bluffs, IA area).

I resides in Pine Bluff,  arkansas.Waiting to hear from you.Lucky Ebizugbe.

That's 104 linear feet of finished Oak cabinets for just over $67 a linear foot finished and installed.Because of the explosions in the units I am just replacing all windows on the property. 

To be more specific, I have an early 90s home in Northern California with standard builder grade materials throughout for that era (solid oak cabinets, linoleum floors, gold accent hardware in bathrooms, tile counters, etc.)

Our definition of "high end" is probably different than most (even high-end in Atlanta is not very high-end and I don't yet do high-end in Maryland/DC)...so this might not be very helpful...We tend to use solid oak site-finished in anything above entry-level houses.