Carpentry & Framing Services by Entech Home Improvement

The carpentry and framing trade encompasses many essential skills for a variety of home projects. Framing refers to installing dimensional lumber to form a home's structure and support. As contractors expand their expertise to work with more diverse wood-based materials and tools, they are considered carpenters. A skilled carpenter can move beyond just simple framing and dimensional lumber. In fact, most home repairs and remodels demand experienced carpenters when performing the tasks needed to complete most projects.

A skilled carpenter is needed for such tasks as flooring repair, wall and ceiling repair and finishing or even light plumbing and electrical work, because these tasks can require manipulation or installation of dimensional lumber or many other types of materials. Carpenters are also responsible for building or changing the framing for windows and doors, as well as their installation.  

Carpentry can also be considered an art. In fact, carpentry is defined as "the art of shaping and assembling structural work", however,  when it comes to more complex tasks that requires shaping of the wood, such as manipulating different types of trim work, wood crafts and cabinetry, a good carpenter needs to draw on their patience, dexterity, foresight and years of knowledge, in order to perform these tedious and difficult tasks.

Whatever your project is, we have the carpentry skills and experience to provide the professional results you expect. Please give us a call for a free quote. You'll be glad you did!

At Entech of Little Rock AR, we bring years of expertise to every carpentry and framing project. We understand your home is your biggest investment and take pride in enhancing it.

• Repairing water-damaged subflooring caused by faulty plumbing inside homes.
• Creating or expanding pantries, closets, and walk-ins.
• Removing walls to create open floor plans.
• Our skilled carpenters can craft "bonus rooms" for specific uses like man caves or storage rooms.
• Carpentry and framing projects that repurpose basements and other rooms for additional living space.

• Adding room additions to homes.
• Installing or repairing decks.
• Building covered or screened-in porches.
• Addressing many other carpentry projects, such as water damage to porches, exterior trim and wood or fiber cement board siding.