A new home needs framing, trim, doors, stairs and built-ins in the right order. Here is how the carpentry fits the build.
In a new build, carpentry happens twice. First comes rough carpentry, the framing that gives the house its shape. Later comes finish carpentry, the trim, doors, stairs and cabinets that give it character. The gap between them is filled with plumbing, wiring, insulation and drywall, so the schedule matters.
We coordinate with your builder so lumber is on site when needed, blocking is installed before drywall and finish carpentry begins when the house is dry and ready. Planning built-ins early means backing in the walls and outlets in the right places.
Walls, floors and roofs built to plan.
Backing for cabinets, rails and shelves.
Hung plumb and trimmed neatly.
Base, casing and crown selected early.
Planned with the framing.
Final adjustments handled.
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Roof Framing and TrussesRafters, trusses, ridge beams and bracing built accurately, from simple gables to complex hip and valley roofs.Explore 
Basement and Attic FinishingTurn unused space into rooms with framing, soffits, doors and trim that make it feel like part of…Explore 
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Crown MoldingThe finishing line where wall meets ceiling, cut with tight miters and coped joints that stay closed through…Explore 
Baseboard and CasingTall baseboards and wide casings that frame every doorway, hide the seams and make a house feel solid.Explore 
Coffered and Beamed CeilingsCoffers, box beams and exposed timbers that turn a flat ceiling into the best feature in the room.Explore Pick a wood, plan stairs or ballpark a budget.
Which Wood Should I Use? QuizAnswer five questions about your project and see the wood species that fit best.Try it 
Stair Rise and Run CalculatorEnter the total rise and see the number of steps, the riser height, the tread depth and the stringer length.Try it 
Carpentry Project Budget PlannerPick a project and a size and get a ballpark planning range.Try it Before framing ends, so we can plan blocking and rough openings. Late changes often cost more.
Yes. We often replace thin builder trim with taller base, wider casing and crown.
Yes. Doing it during construction makes wiring and backing simple.
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