FAQS

 Wainscoting is paneling applied to the lower part of a wall, adding texture while protecting the surface. We install it most often in dining rooms, entryways, and stairwells for character.

Stock cabinets come in fixed sizes, semi-custom allow some changes, and custom are built to your exact space. We install all three and match the right fit to your budget.

A soft-close hinge uses a small damper to stop doors from slamming, easing them shut quietly instead. We install this hardware so your cabinets feel smoother and last much longer.

Well-built cabinets often last 20 to 50 years, depending on materials, use, and moisture exposure. We install each unit level and square so yours reach the end of that range.

Proper installation seals the gaps around each window with correct flashing and insulation, stopping the drafts that raise your energy bills. We set every unit tight, square, and fully weatherproofed.

Removing an old window often damages the surrounding casing, and new units can sit differently in the opening. We re-case each window so the trim looks clean and stays sealed.

A coffered ceiling is a grid of recessed panels framed by beams that adds depth and high-end appeal. We build them to suit your room and define the space overhead.

Shiplap uses horizontal boards with a subtle groove for a clean look. Board and batten uses vertical panels with raised strips for a classic feel. We help you pick either.

They deliver strong visual impact for a modest cost, which buyers notice quickly. A well-built accent wall or coffered ceiling makes a room feel finished and holds its appeal longer.

Built-ins are cabinets, shelving, or seating built into a wall or alcove. They turn dead space into storage, working best in living rooms, offices, and the awkward corners we fit.

A tray ceiling has one recessed center section that steps up from the edges, while a coffered ceiling uses a grid of panels. We build both to fit your room.

Baseboards cover the joint where the wall meets floor, and casing frames doors and windows. Both protect surfaces and finish a room. We fit each with tight, clean, lasting joints.

Doors and drawers drift from loose hinges, house settling, or moisture swelling the wood. We adjust the hardware and reset the units so everything lines up and moves smoothly again.

Standard millwork is mass-produced trim, while custom carpentry is built to your exact design and measurements. At Elite Carpentry Inc, we handle both, matching the approach to your home and budget.