Finish carpentry that holds up to tenants, turnovers and time.

Yes — most of what we do interior-side is in occupied buildings. We contain the work area, protect the route in and out, keep corridors passable, and clean daily rather than leaving a job site standing over a weekend. Work hours can be set to whatever the property's rules or lease terms require.

Usually. Older Portland and Westbrook stock often carries profiles no longer stocked, so we either source a close match or have the profile milled. We bring samples and show you the match before the run goes up, because a slightly wrong profile beside an original one is more visible than no repair at all.

Yes. Hanging and rehanging doors, correcting a frame that has racked, replacing locksets, hinges, closers and thresholds, and adjusting doors that stick seasonally. On shared entries we can also address door hardware and threshold items tied to accessibility as part of the same scope of work.

It depends on the work. Repeating scope across similar units is quoted so the line item is consistent from unit to unit, which is easier to budget across a portfolio. One-off common-area or fit-out work is quoted from a written scope after a walk-through. Either way you get the scope in writing before we start.