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Carpenters

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How do I find a local Carpenter?

Just answer a few questions to get matched with a local Carpenter.
Or browse through the list of trusted Carpenters on Houzz: See Carpenters’ profiles, dive into their work photos and check out customer reviews.
  1. Reach out to the pro(s) you want, then share your vision to get the ball rolling.
  2. Request and compare quotes, then hire the Carpenter that perfectly fits your project and budget limits.

What services do Carpenter companies provide?

The most popular Carpenter Services are:
  • Cabinet Refinishing
  • Trim Work
  • Finish Carpentry
  • Cabinet Repair
  • Custom Bookcases
  • Custom Shelving

How many Carpenters are?

There are 1,867 Carpenters, registered on Houzz.

What does a Carpenter do?

Carpenters are skilled tradespeople who work with different types of wood to construct, install, and repair furniture. Carpenters can also install doors, windows, cabinets, and other wooden fixtures, ensuring proper fit and alignment. They assess and repair damaged wooden structures, replacing broken components to restore functionality and appearance. Carpenters interpret blueprints to understand project scope, measurements, and required materials.

What is the difference between a Carpenter and a Joiner?

The terms "joiner" and "carpenter" are often interchangeable, but they have distinct areas of focus. A joiner specialises in crafting and assembling wooden components in a workshop, such as doors, windows, and furniture. A carpenter is more involved in on-site construction work, including framing, installing structural elements, and fitting pre-made joinery components. Carpenters work with various materials and possess broader construction skills beyond woodworking.