Professional Carpentry Services in Connecticut

That happens more often on exterior work than people expect. If a board is opened up and the framing underneath is soft, you'll hear about it before it gets covered back up. The scope gets updated in writing, and nothing moves forward until you approve.

Yes, and it's usually the smarter way to do it. If the trim around a window is coming off, replacing the unit at the same time saves a second setup. Wilmer will tell you when combining the work actually makes sense and when it doesn't.

It depends on size, layout, and permits, so there's no single answer. A straightforward deck usually moves faster than one with multiple levels or railings. Wilmer gives you a timeline with the estimate, and you'll know the start date before work begins on your property.

Wilmer, the owner, handles the estimate himself. He stays involved through the project, so you're not passing messages through an office. If something needs to change once the work starts, you talk directly to the person doing it. That keeps the details from getting lost.

Not much. A rough idea of what's bothering you and access to the area is enough. Photos help if the damage is somewhere awkward, like a second-story fascia board. Measurements aren't necessary, since Wilmer takes those during the site visit anyway. No prep work needed.