Columbus, OH 43215
National average hourly price
By Thumbtack Staff
Last updated Mon, Jan 06
National average rate | $60-$70/hour |
Low-end hourly rate | $40/hour |
High-end hourly rate | $126/hour |
General carpentry | $569-$2,175 |
Framing carpentry | $1,528-$6,175 |
Trim or molding installation | $515-$1,731 |
Cabinetry | $621-$2,076 |
Custom furniture building | $697-$2,657 |
General carpentry services needed | National average cost range |
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Application of finishes (sanding, staining, painting) | $537-$2,053 |
Complete renovation of existing structure | $772-$2,949 |
New custom building or construction | $716-$2,737 |
Repair of minor cracks, gaps, or holes | $294-$1,125 |
Replacement of portions of existing structure | $534-$2,039 |
Areas needing general carpentry help | National average cost range |
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Baseboards and/or crown molding | $554-$2,116 |
Cabinets, shelves, or bookcases | $543-$2,073 |
Deck, porch, or balcony | $859-$3,283 |
Door | $444-$1,697 |
Furniture | $407-$1,554 |
Garage, carport, or shed | $661-$2,525 |
Gazebo or pergola | $775-$2,962 |
Outdoor animal enclosure | $640-$2,445 |
Soffit or fascia | $676-$2,584 |
Stairs | $644-$2,462 |
Walls | $702-$2,683 |
Windows | $624-$2,384 |
What do you need framed? | National average cost range |
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Closet | $1,501-$6,064 |
House | $5,196-$20,993 |
New room | $2,281-$9,215 |
Reframe a wall to accommodate new door or window | $1,374-$5,554 |
Roof | $1,499-$6,058 |
Shed | $1,546-$6,245 |
Wall | $1,470-$5,939 |
Furniture type | National average cost range |
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Bookcases | $974-$3,714 |
Coffee table | $603-$2,300 |
Desk | $680-$2,594 |
Dining chair | $639-$2,438 |
Dining table | $462-$1,761 |
Newel posts | $715-$2,726 |
Rails | $684-$2,609 |
Never pay more than 50% upfront for services. That will help ensure that your workers return to finish the job. Also, do not pay the full 100% until you're satisfied with the job.
Read reviews and look at photos of past projects. Before you hire a contractor to help with your carpentry work, be sure to read reviews from their past clients and check their credentials.
Ask for an estimate. Before the contractor gets started, ask for an estimate on how much you will pay. This is also a good opportunity to ask for options to cut down on the total price, like using a different type of wood or scaling back on custom features.
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