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Carpentry & trim

This is the part he's spent 30 years perfecting.

Everything on this site, Ken does well. Carpentry is the one he's a master of. Three decades in the carpenters union, most of them as superintendent, and it shows in every joint, miter, and reveal.

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Straight, square, and built to stay that way

Carpentry work he takes on

  • Trim and molding installed or repaired, from baseboards to crown
  • Interior doors hung, adjusted, and latching like they should
  • Custom shelving and built-ins
  • Stair rails, balusters, and treads made solid
  • Window sills, jambs, and rot repair
  • Framing fixes for the small stuff remodels leave behind
  • Mantels, wainscoting, and accent millwork
  • Furniture and cabinet repairs

The superintendent standard

Measured twice, cut once, checked again

A superintendent's job is catching what everyone else misses before the inspector does. Ken brings that eye to your trim: tight miters, consistent reveals, doors that close with one finger, caulk lines you don't notice because they're right. It's the difference between work that looks fine on day one and work that still looks right in year ten.

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Ask before he cuts

The details matter

Can you match my home's existing trim?

Usually, yes. Ken can match most standard and historic profiles, and when a profile is truly custom he'll tell you what it takes to get it milled rather than installing something close enough.

Do you build custom built-ins and shelving?

Yes. Measured for your wall, built square, and anchored properly. Send him a photo of what you're picturing and he'll tell you what it takes.

Do you paint or stain the finished work?

No. Ken doesn't paint. He leaves everything filled, sanded, and ready for your painter, and he can recommend one if you need a name.

Is any job too small?

No. One sticking door counts. Small carpentry problems are exactly what this business exists for.

Start with the piece that bugs you

Wood done right the first time.

Call or text Ken with what you're picturing.

Middle-of-the-night problem? Get emergency help.