Frequently Asked Questions

Often, yes. We build cabinet boxes, face frames, doors and trim to work alongside existing cabinets. How close the match can be depends on the existing materials, sizes, finish and condition, and we’ll tell you up front what’s realistic.

Often you can. We’ve replaced single sink bases, cabinet boxes, angled corner units, island supports and dishwasher panels while keeping the cabinets that were still in good shape. What can be saved depends on the damage.

Yes. We frame and drywall closets, hang interior doors with their hinges, stops and hardware, and finish everything with casing and trim.

It’s woodwork that’s built into a room rather than bought for it: built-in shelving, mantels, fireplace and accent walls, pantry cabinets, closets, doors and trim, all designed around the space and the way you use it.

Yes. Built-ins are measured on site and built to fit, including shelving set on an existing base or fitted between walls that aren’t perfectly square. Every space is a little different, so we look at the dimensions and access first.

Yes. We build walk-in tile showers with niches and tiled tub surrounds, install glass shower doors and panels, and finish the room with vanities, flooring, trim and paint. We’ll let you know which plumbing and electrical work is part of our scope for your project.

Yes. We build custom decks, from ground-level to multi-level with stairs, and install pre-manufactured pergolas on new or existing decks. We’ll go over materials and any permits at the start.

Yes, from concept to completion. We can convert an existing porch or deck into a sunroom or build a new one from the foundation up, then finish it inside with trim, paint and flooring. We’ll go over permits and any other trades involved up front.

Yes. We work with your insurance company, pack and store your belongings, handle demolition, remediation and drying, and rebuild everything from the floors and cabinets to the trim and paint. You deal with one company for the whole job.

Yes. We work directly with your insurance company on the scope of the repairs, so you aren’t left translating between the adjuster and the contractor. What gets repaired or replaced still depends on what your policy covers.

Yes. We sand, stain and refinish hardwood, and replace damaged boards where needed. The right approach depends on the floor’s condition and how much of it is affected.

Yes. Most projects span several kinds of work, like cabinets with flooring, trim, countertops, fixtures and paint, so we plan them as one job and do the work in the right order. If part of the job needs another trade, we’ll tell you up front.

Yes. Your estimate is written out with the materials, quantities, labor and finish work for the project, so you can see what’s included before anything starts.