Eagle Ridge Builders Inc.
Carpenter
Banner Elk, NC
Enviro-Build
Carpenter
Deep Gap, NC
Enviro-Build designs, fabricates, and installs custom cabinetry, with hundreds of projects completed across the Southeast since 2001.
- custom kitchen cabinetry
- bathroom vanities and built-ins
- trim carpentry requiring detailed woodworking
High Country Timberframe
Carpenter
Boone, NC
High Country Renovators Inc. served the timber frame and construction industries for more than 25 years before announcing closure.
- timber frame construction projects
Randy Blake Carpentry
Carpenter
Vilas, NC
Randy Blake Carpentry builds custom and log homes, remodels historic properties, and brings more than 39 years of experience to Vilas-area projects.
- custom home construction
- log home construction and remodeling
- historic home renovations
Stillwater Woodworks LLC
Carpenter
Sugar Grove, NC
Stillwater Woodworks builds custom doors, furniture, and interior woodwork in the Boone, NC area, including audio-specific vinyl record cabinets.
- Custom entry or passage doors
- High-end commissioned furniture
- Built-in shelves, wall accents, railings, and other interior woodwork
Vaughn Woodworking
Carpenter
Boone, NC
Vaughn Woodworking creates custom architectural woodwork, furniture, and fine cabinetry with over 30 years of experience.
- custom architectural woodwork
- custom furniture projects
- fine cabinetry
Serenity Falls Rental Cabin
Carpenter
Deep Gap, NC
Sew Bee It
Carpenter
Boone, NC
Sew Bee It creates and installs custom window treatments, including drapes, valances, cornices, swags, and shades.
- custom drapes and valances
- decorative cornices and swags
- complex staircase, transom, or bay-window treatments
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FAQ
How much does a carpenter cost in Watauga County?
Pricing depends on the scope, materials, finish level, site access, and whether the work is structural or custom fabrication. Request an itemized estimate that separates labor, materials, permits, and change-order costs.
What should I ask a carpenter before hiring them?
Ask for relevant examples, proof of applicable licensing or certifications, references for similar projects, an estimated schedule, payment terms, and written details on warranty and cleanup.
Do I need a licensed contractor for a home project in North Carolina?
North Carolina generally requires a licensed general contractor for projects valued at $40,000 or more, subject to statutory exceptions. Confirm the current requirement with the North Carolina Licensing Board for General Contractors and ask who will pull required permits.
Should I hire a carpenter or a remodeling contractor?
A carpenter is a fit for woodwork such as cabinetry, trim, doors, decks, and framing. A remodeling contractor is usually better when the project combines several trades, such as plumbing, electrical, roofing, and carpentry.