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RJODesignServices LLC
RJODesignServices LLC

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Exceptional 5.0

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Custom Furniture Building

  • 23 hires on Thumbtack

    23 hires on Thumbtack

  • Serves Brooklyn, NY

    Serves Brooklyn, NY

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    Responds within a day

Katharine R. says, "Robert Olsen is a fine craftsman who has worked on a variety of projects at our 1890s brownstone in NYC and our small, vintage (1940s) “kit home” country cabin over the past 20 years that we’ve known him. Rob recently restored sections of the wood pergola on the back terrace of our brownstone home. Constructed of large oak beams connected by using Japanese wood joinery, after 30+ years, some beams and overhead latticework needed replacing. Robert shopped for appropriate large lumber beams at a variety of locations and secured a stock at a reasonable price. Our small wood cabin is a 1947 kit home, with one 10 x 20 room and a porch.It was well maintained and in good condition when we bought it from the original owner in the 1990s. Intended as a fishing cabin it was still very basic. The kitchen was a two burner electric hotplate, a kitchen sink with a simple hookup to a coldwater garden hose. The kitchen counter was a collection of WW2 wooden ammunition crates topped with linoleum. No toilet. We loved the “feel” of the place and didn’t really want to change much. For more light, we had already added 2 skylights, a back door. We wanted to make the kitchen more user-friendly and install a composting toilet, still keeping it simple and in keeping with the cabin’s small, light aesthetic. Replacing the ammo boxes in the corner, Rob built a beautiful kitchen counter with wood drawers and cabinets, and replaced the existing small window with a wrap-around window that extends over the whole counter area, giving us a view of the lake. For the composting toilet, Rob created a beautiful closet in the opposite corner, with some storage, enclosed with sliding Japanese-style Shozi screens. Over the years, Rob has worked on a number of smaller projects for us. His work has been carefully crafted, beautifully designed, and built and installed to last many years. We recommend Rob to anyone looking for custom craftsmanship and difficult-to-solve situations. Contact info upon request"

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Katharine R. says, "Robert Olsen is a fine craftsman who has worked on a variety of projects at our 1890s brownstone in NYC and our small, vintage (1940s) “kit home” country cabin over the past 20 years that we’ve known him. Rob recently restored sections of the wood pergola on the back terrace of our brownstone home. Constructed of large oak beams connected by using Japanese wood joinery, after 30+ years, some beams and overhead latticework needed replacing. Robert shopped for appropriate large lumber beams at a variety of locations and secured a stock at a reasonable price. Our small wood cabin is a 1947 kit home, with one 10 x 20 room and a porch.It was well maintained and in good condition when we bought it from the original owner in the 1990s. Intended as a fishing cabin it was still very basic. The kitchen was a two burner electric hotplate, a kitchen sink with a simple hookup to a coldwater garden hose. The kitchen counter was a collection of WW2 wooden ammunition crates topped with linoleum. No toilet. We loved the “feel” of the place and didn’t really want to change much. For more light, we had already added 2 skylights, a back door. We wanted to make the kitchen more user-friendly and install a composting toilet, still keeping it simple and in keeping with the cabin’s small, light aesthetic. Replacing the ammo boxes in the corner, Rob built a beautiful kitchen counter with wood drawers and cabinets, and replaced the existing small window with a wrap-around window that extends over the whole counter area, giving us a view of the lake. For the composting toilet, Rob created a beautiful closet in the opposite corner, with some storage, enclosed with sliding Japanese-style Shozi screens. Over the years, Rob has worked on a number of smaller projects for us. His work has been carefully crafted, beautifully designed, and built and installed to last many years. We recommend Rob to anyone looking for custom craftsmanship and difficult-to-solve situations. Contact info upon request"

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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.

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.

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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