Match the existing room
Check adjoining profiles, floor heights and the direction doors swing.

Interior finish work
Fit new doors and window millwork, or get a sticking door swinging and latching smoothly again.
The complete scope
Photograph both sides of the opening and the hinges. Rough width and height help distinguish a replacement slab from a complete frame.
How the work comes together
Check adjoining profiles, floor heights and the direction doors swing.
Fit pieces to the actual opening and test moving parts before fastening.
Close joints, set fasteners and check the edge where new work meets old.

Working around the property
Check adjoining profiles, floor heights and the direction doors swing. Tell us what needs to stay in place, which finish you want to match and how materials can reach the work area.
Include the project ZIP and preferred timing. We’ll confirm availability before arranging a visit.
Discuss your propertyPlan the project
Share the ZIP, primary service and any details or photos you have. Espinozas Carpentry reviews the scope before scheduling an on-site estimate.
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Common questions
Photograph both sides of the opening and the hinges. Rough width and height help distinguish a replacement slab from a complete frame.
Typical requests include interior and exterior door installation, jamb, casing and sill replacement, door adjustments and hardware fitting. Mention other work in the same room so it can be reviewed together.
Send your project ZIP and preferred timeline with the estimate request. The scope and location help determine whether a site visit makes sense.
Start your carpentry project
Send your project ZIP, the type of woodwork and a photo of the space. We’ll review the details with you.
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