Carpentry repairs and builds, one vetted pro at a time
Rotted trim, a wobbly railing, shelves you have wanted for years. Describe it and Roger books one local carpenter and confirms the time.
One description. One vetted pro. Booked.
Roger books carpentry work with one vetted local pro across the United States and Canada, instead of selling your details to several. Describe what needs building or repairing, and Roger assigns one pro and confirms the appointment. Homeowners pay Roger nothing.
- Licensed and insured pros
- No homeowner fees
- Your number stays private
- Every match explained
Carpentry problems Roger books
- Rotted or damaged trim, baseboard, or window sills
- Loose or wobbly stair railings and balusters
- Squeaky or damaged stair treads
- Built-in shelves, cabinets, or a closet system
- Crown molding, wainscoting, or new trim
- Cabinet doors and drawers that sag or won't close
- Door frames and jambs that are split or out of square
- Framing for a small project, like closing in a doorway
Not on the list? Describe it anyway. Roger reads the problem in plain language and routes it to the right trade.
Carpentry questions, answered
My stair railing is loose. Can it wait?+
Not for long. A railing is a safety part, and a loose one tends to give way at the worst moment: when someone leans on it or grabs it after a slip. Have everyone use the wall side until it's fixed, and book it soon, especially with kids or older adults at home.
I found soft, crumbling wood. Is it rot?+
Wood that is soft, dark, or crumbles when you press a screwdriver into it is usually rot, and rot means water. Around windows, doors and exterior trim, the cause is often failed caulk or paint. The carpenter can replace the damaged wood, but ask them to find where the water got in, or the new wood will rot too.
Do I need a permit?+
Repairs and trim usually don't. Changes to framing, walls, stairs or decks often do, and the rules vary by city. A local pro should know what your area requires. If you plan to remove or cut into a wall, say so up front so the job goes to someone who handles that scope.
Does Roger charge homeowners anything?+
No. Roger is free for homeowners. The pro you are matched with charges for the work, and Roger does not add a markup on top of their price.
Carpentry requests from any address
Roger takes Carpentry requests across the United States and Canada. Describe the job and Roger looks for one vetted pro near you. If no pro is free right away, Roger keeps the request and follows up.
Something broken? Tell Roger.
Tell Roger what is wrong and get one good local pro, booked.