Trim, doors, framing, built-in shelving, and custom cabinetry with the kind of finish detail that shows.
Finish carpentry is where a house either looks custom or looks like it was patched together. Uneven reveals on a door casing, trim that does not meet cleanly at a corner, or a built-in that is a half inch out of square — those are the details people notice without knowing why.
We do both rough and finish carpentry: framing for openings and additions, door and window installation, baseboard and crown, wainscoting, closet systems, and built-in shelving and benches. We cope inside corners rather than mitering them, which is why our trim stays tight through seasonal movement.
For older Everett homes, nothing is square and nothing is plumb. That is normal — a good carpenter works with it rather than fighting it. We scribe to the wall and adjust the layout so the finished work looks straight even when the house is not.
Discuss the scope and look at the space.
Written estimate with material options.
Material order and, where needed, shop fabrication.
Installation with daily cleanup.
Walkthrough and touch-up.
Trim installation typically runs $8 to $16 per linear foot installed depending on profile and prep. Door installation is usually $250 to $500 per door including hardware. Built-ins are quoted per project based on size and finish.
Usually yes. We can match common profiles or have a profile custom-run if the trim is unusual.
Yes — shelving, benches, mudroom units, and window seats, designed and built to fit your space.
Yes. We cut out the rot, treat or replace the framing behind it, and install new material. If the damage is from a leak we will tell you what needs to be fixed before the trim goes back.
Free, no-pressure estimate — usually back within one business day.