Carpentry
Carpintería is the trade this company is built on, and it runs the whole length of a house — from the rough framing nobody sees to the trim everybody touches. Same hands, both ends.
What's included
- Rough carpentry — framing, blocking, backing, decks
- Finish carpentry — trim, casing, base, crown
- Stairs, handrails and newel posts
- Doors hung and adjusted, interior and exterior
- Built-ins, shelving, mantels and window seats
How it goes
1. Measure
Every opening and every run measured on site, because no wall in a real house is the length the plan says.
2. Material
Species, grade and profile picked with you, and let to acclimate indoors before it is cut.
3. Cut & fit
Coped inside corners, mitred outside corners, joints tight before a single nail is set.
4. Fill & sand
Nail holes filled, joints sanded flush, and the room left ready for paint instead of ready for an argument.
Examples of this work
FAQ
Do you do both rough and finish carpentry?+
Both. They are the same trade at two ends of the same house, and having one contractor across both means the finish carpenter is not fighting the framer's mistakes.
Can you match trim in an older house?+
Usually. An existing profile can be matched from a sample piece, or milled to match if it is no longer a stock profile.
Ready to start?
Carpentry
Serving Truckee, Tahoe City, Kings Beach, Olympic Valley, Incline Village and the surrounding areas.
Request a free estimate
Do it once, properly, and you get a straight number instead of stretching it over three phone calls.
- Photos of the job — so it can be seen before anybody drives out
- What you want built, in your own words
- Your budget and timing, so the number is real
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