Pop a cork and relax.

Award winning wine cellar designer Lisa Weiss will design and build the custom wine cellar of your dreams. Specializing in wine cellars, tasting rooms and custom bars, Wine Cellar Company works with you every step of the way to create the perfect space. As a contractor in Maryland, Virginia, Washington DC, we will execute your project from A to Z and turn your vision into reality.

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WHY WINE CELLAR COMPANY

Passion and expertise come together to create the ultimate in wine storage solutions.

Wine Cellar Company manages the project from A-Z, working directly with the client or in conjunction with an architect, builder, or interior designer. Whether starting with an unfinished area or converting existing rooms, Lisa and her team maximize your space with one of a kind style and function.

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Micheal Weiss

MICHAEL WEISS

Michael is a General Contractor specializing in new home construction and remodeling. U.S. Olympic figure skater Michael has a keen eye for detail. From a bathroom remodel, to an amazing, fully-renovated basement, he will make the vision of your dream space a reality.

LISA WEISS

Lisa is a Class A Contractor and Owner of Wine Cellar Company. Her designs are innovative and breath-taking, as well as practical and functional. Lisa specializes in space planning and design.


OUR TEAM

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"Lisa Weiss's attention to detail amazed us. Design isn't just about the cellar looking nice, she asked us questions about our lifestyle and about our passion for wine, which in turn was incorporated into the functionality of our wine cellar. She also made recommendations to insure the wine cellar would maximize the value of our house should we consider to sell!"

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Designs By Wine Cellar Company

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Wine Cellars Company offers a wide range of custom wine cellar designs as well as custom bars for your unique space. Her bar designs range from, a cool space for friends and family to entertain to, building a space for family entertainment with an active lifestyle.

IN THE PRESS

See where we’ve been featured in the press.

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Featured in the Washington Post:

“Many of my clients build wine cellars because they are collecting and buying wine at a rate they can’t keep up with and growing out of their wine refrigerators,” - Lisa Weiss

Lisa Weiss has been selected to be on the design team for the GreenHouse Carbon Neutral being built in McLean, VA

Lisa Weiss was featured in the Washington Spaces Magazine as an Award Winner for Outstanding Entry - Interior Remodeling.

Lisa Weiss has gained the attention of The Fairfax County Times, Washingtonian, Home & Design and Chesapeake Home.

BLOG

Explore the Wine Cellar Company blog, with great features on wine and wine cellar construction.

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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

"Wine bottles organized in a lit display case"

  • $20k-$250k

    This is a very large range, but is based on size, racking and materials.

  • Yes, in addition to being very functional it adds value to your home.

  • Because of the cooling component it is best to call a professional. You will need to prepare your room for cooling as well as install the proper cooling unit.

  • No, we install wine cellars on the first floor but we do have to take precautions on the first floor.

  • $20k-$250k

    This is a very large range but is based on size, racking and materials.

  • Yes with a cooled wine cellar you you will need hot air exhaust and intake.

  • It is best to think of a wine cellar like a custom refrigerator that is between 55-58 degrees.

    Most people consider racking costs but there are many more steps to a wine cellar. It usually involves, demo of the space, framing, electrical, insulation with vapor barrier, moisture resistant materials, flooring, lighting, racking, cooling and door(s).

    Frameless glass is very popular for wine cellars and can be a big line item for your cellar.

  • If not in a wine cellar, the basement is the best space, in a cool darker area, preferably below grade.

Ready to start your next wine cellar project?
Get in touch with Wine Cellar Company today.