Carpentry in Long Island, Queens & Brooklyn
Doors, trim, stairs, and shelving, measured carefully and finished cleanly.
Our approach to carpentry
Carpentry is in the details: a door that closes right, trim that meets tight in the corner, stair treads that sit solid. We measure carefully and cut clean.
Recent carpentry includes new treads and risers on a carpeted staircase, three new interior doors in a basement build-out, and new wall framing for a bathroom built from scratch.
Typical project scope
- Interior doors
- Baseboards and trim
- Stair treads and risers
- Shelving
- Wall framing
Related Projects
Real photos from our own jobs, before and after.
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Stairs
Stairs, Carpet to Vinyl Treads
Worn carpet pulled up and replaced with dark vinyl plank treads and clean white risers.
See the project: Stairs, Carpet to Vinyl Treads Request a similar project: Stairs, Carpet to Vinyl Treads
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Basement
Basement Build-Out
In progress: surface restoration on the old basement walls, then new walls, a ceiling, and three new doors.
See the project: Basement Build-Out Request a similar project: Basement Build-Out
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Bathroom
New Bathroom, Framing to Finish
Built from bare framing: waterproofing, shower and floor tile, a gray vanity, and a backlit mirror.
See the project: New Bathroom, Framing to Finish Request a similar project: New Bathroom, Framing to Finish
Common Questions
Do you install interior doors?
Yes. In a basement build-out we’re working on now, we installed three new interior doors.
Can you redo carpeted stairs?
Yes. We replaced worn carpet on a staircase with vinyl plank treads and white risers.
Is the estimate free?
Yes. Send us a request online or call or text (718) 696-7379, and we’ll set up your free estimate.
Which areas do you serve?
Brooklyn, Queens, and Long Island, including Nassau County and Suffolk County, plus nearby communities. If you’re not sure we cover your area, ask us.
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Ready to Start Your Project?
Tell us what you need. The estimate is free, and we work in Brooklyn, Queens, Nassau County, Suffolk County, and nearby communities.