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M.Binetti Construction, Inc

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  • Serves Chesapeake, VA
Chris Harrell says, "Honestly more of a 3.5. Mike did deck remediation for us to the specifications drawn up for us by small potatoes engineering. The work was done to spec. It is a lot more solid than it was. We did ask for all stainless steel hardware, and as installed it is *mostly* SS. We also asked that he seal up the gap between the new ledger board and our siding, since there is a gap big enough to se the house wrap through. Mike did not do that. Unfortunately, I had already paid him in full when I learned of the gap, and when I spoke to him on the phone, he said he would put a strip of something over the gap to seal it, but he never came back. I would work with Mike again, but only if I could reserve 20% of the fee until I complete the final inspection. I would recommend anyone working with M. Binetti Construction in the future do something similar to ensure the work is done to your satisfaction and not only theirs."See more
Chris Harrell says, "Honestly more of a 3.5. Mike did deck remediation for us to the specifications drawn up for us by small potatoes engineering. The work was done to spec. It is a lot more solid than it was. We did ask for all stainless steel hardware, and as installed it is *mostly* SS. We also asked that he seal up the gap between the new ledger board and our siding, since there is a gap big enough to se the house wrap through. Mike did not do that. Unfortunately, I had already paid him in full when I learned of the gap, and when I spoke to him on the phone, he said he would put a strip of something over the gap to seal it, but he never came back. I would work with Mike again, but only if I could reserve 20% of the fee until I complete the final inspection. I would recommend anyone working with M. Binetti Construction in the future do something similar to ensure the work is done to your satisfaction and not only theirs."

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Answers to commonly asked questions from the experts on Thumbtack.

Do carpenters build houses?

Carpenters are trained to work with wood. That means that any part of your home that is built of wood is very likely to involve a carpenter. Framing carpenters will put up the wood that makes up the bones of your home. If you’re having a wood floor installed, it may be done by a carpenter — although being a carpenter is not a requirement to install flooring. Trim, baseboards, wainscoting and any other detail work is typically installed by a finish carpenter. The wood boxes of custom cabinets will be built and installed by a carpenter.

Although all of these components in your new or remodeled home are built by carpenters who specialize in building things with wood, a general contractor typically oversees construction of the entire house. If the general contractor is also a carpenter skilled in all these areas, they may well construct your entire home. More often, the general contractor subcontracts out the various building stages to different individuals, including carpenters.

What does a finish carpenter charge per hour?

On average, finish carpenters charge $60 per hour. However, this hourly rate will vary depending on where you live, the scope of the project and other factors. For a more accurate estimate, ask for price quotes from at least three finish carpenters in your area.

Who is a carpenter and what do they do?

Carpenters are skilled craftsmen who build things out of wood. Depending on what the carpenter builds, they may be referred to by various names. A framer is a carpenter who puts up the framing on a house. A trim or finish carpenter installs the finishing touches of prefabricated or custom trim and detail work once a house has been built and the walls are up. A furniture maker or woodworker builds furniture — such as tables, beds and dressers — out of wood. A cabinetmaker is a carpenter who builds custom and semi-custom wood cabinets. If you’re having a home built or remodeled, your general contractor will either provide or subcontract the carpentry work for the framing, cabinets and trim. You can hire a carpenter directly to update the trim in your home, build you a piece of custom furniture, or repair or replace your wood cabinets.

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