Top 10 millwork services in Warwick, RI
Top questions to ask before hiring a millwork contractor
A professional will assist you with scope and estimates, but having a clear idea of what you want to accomplish will help communication.
Do you want professionals to do everything, or do you have the time and skill to do some of the work?
Many projects such as have a DIY component, such as painting or cleanup.
First and foremost, protect yourself and make sure the contractor and any sub-contractors are licensed, bonded and insured.
Recent reviews for Warwick millwork companies
Painted over chipped and peeling paint, hurried work and then walked off the job when he found out we were dissatisfied. Missed an appointment to talk to us about an agreement to correct his work, no call, just didn't show, now blaming us for the terribl...
We didn't have the opportunity to work with Jacob but I am giving his communication and prompt responses 5 stars.
Jacob is awesome and consultative - when I'm ready for other handywork, he'll be the first person I call.
Jay did a beautiful job restoring floors in our 1880's home. He was very pleasant to work with and I would highly recommend him. I would give him 6 stars if it was an option!
A 3-4 day job is still not complete after 13 months. There are many issues with the work that was completed that will need to be repaired or completely redone. For example, tiles are crooked and do not even go up to the top of the wall; trim boards cut ...
I had many things that needed I be done at my house and they were able to do everything I needed at a very reasonable price. I was extremely happy with the quality of work as well.
I hired Jay to reroof and replace the doors on a storage shed. The result is so amateurish I would be ashamed to admit to it had I done it myself. In addition to the poor workmanship, he left behind the scrap materials and a 1/2 bags of old shingles. Bo...
Everything You Need to Know About Warwick millwork companies
What types of license(s) should millwork companies in Warwick have?
It is important to ensure that your millwork contractor has all of the proper certifications and required permits before starting any millwork project. Lucky for you, we have 4 millwork companies in Warwick.
Here are the types of license(s) millwork companies need to have before working on Millwork jobs in RI:
- Accreditations/License: Rhode Island Division of Design Professionals
What does Millwork work in Warwick involve?
Whether you’re in Warwick or another city, millwork jobs typically involve The straightening and flattening of a board before it can be used in the construction of a more complex object, such as furniture, doors or cabinetry. You may also find that other types of services are needed for your Warwick millwork project. Services such as:
- Wood Finishing: 200 wood finishing services available in Warwick.
- Wood Turning: 50 wood turning services available in Warwick.
- Custom Door Fabrication: 50 custom door fabrication services available in Warwick.
Who should I hire for a Millwork project in Warwick?
Right now for a millwork project there are 50 companies in and around Warwick ready to help you get the job done.
- 0 percent of them have 5-star ratings, based on 1 customer reviews, while 0 percent of them have 2-star ratings or lower, based on 1 customer reviews.
- Of the 50 millwork companies in the Warwick area:
- 1 have a state level accreditation
- 1 have BBB accreditation.
Check out some of the top millwork companies companies on Porch below, and keep in mind the cheapest millwork contractor may not be the best:
- Karbowski Remodeling, LLC
- Koehne Painting
- DCCS
- NJ&J Builders LLC
- F Oliveira's home lmprovement
- Overall Rating: 4
- Accreditations/License: Residential Contractor Registration veryify here: Rhode Island Division of Design Professionals
