This Milton second-floor project included approximately 600 square feet of vinyl flooring, 13 interior doors, customized jambs, eight window extensions, casing, baseboards and nine individually fitted bathroom beam covers.
This Port Credit home required more than standard door installation. Custom-width jambs were prepared for non-standard wall depths, along with four pocket doors, numerous interior doors and a small exterior PVC trim detail.
The best time to involve a finish carpenter is usually after framing is complete and before drywall starts. Checking door openings, wall thickness and jamb details early can prevent wrong orders, delays and difficult finishing problems later.
Wood Job Finish Carpentry completed the interior doors and trim package for a three-floor, 3,000 sq. ft. custom home in Oakville. This project story explains what matters when a contractor needs careful, owner-led finish carpentry for a new construction home:… Read More »Interior Door Installation in Oakville | Custom Home Door & Trim Project
A real Oakville custom home project by Wood Job Finish Carpentry, including five interior doors, careful jamb and reveal work, a supplier issue handled on site, and a later callback for custom wood stair treads.
No project is too small for true craftsmanship. Discover how Jack resolved a frustrating, out-of-track sliding room passage door issue for Luis’s Mississauga home by rebuilding custom jambs, resizing premium slab doors, and framing them with flawless casing.
Wood Job Finish Carpentry installed six interior doors with custom MDF jambs for Babak’s basement unit in Milton, solving oversized and inconsistent door openings with careful on-site customization.