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Scope of Work

Finish Carpentry, Framing, and Siding.
Scoped, sequenced, and ready to execute.

Labor and installation scopes, defined before mobilization and documented at closeout.

Reality

What you don't have in writing becomes a problem later

Every scope we run is defined on paper before we mobilize, so what you price is the work that gets built.

Trade Structure

Three scopes, one point of contact

Multi-Scope Projects

Scopes that fit together the way projects actually work

A project might need one scope, two, or all three. You run them under one contract and one point of contact, instead of managing the gaps between separate subs.

One contract, one point of contact

You sign one agreement and talk to one team across every scope on the job.

Fewer handoffs between trades

Each extra subcontractor adds a handoff and a gap. We close those gaps in-house.

Sequencing handled across scopes

Framing, siding, and finish are sequenced together instead of negotiated between companies.

Finish Carpentry

Interior and exterior finish carpentry, in three layers

Trim & Detail Work

  • Base & casing
  • Crown molding
  • Door & window trim
  • Chair rail
  • Interior detail finish

Millwork & Built-ins

  • Panel work & wainscoting
  • Built-in shelving systems
  • Custom cabinetry installation
  • Closet & mudroom systems
  • Millwork to drawings

Stair & Architectural

  • Stair rail systems
  • Baluster installation
  • Newel posts
  • Exterior finish detail
  • Architectural trim and casing

Working on a project that needs finish carpentry, framing, or siding? Send us the scope.

Send your plans. Scope reviewed and a reply within one business day, at no cost. Pricing follows once scope is confirmed.

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