Exterior Carpentry:

Exterior Carpentry:

Exterior carpentry focuses on the construction, repair, and installation of wooden elements on the outside of a building. This type of carpentry involves the use of durable and weather-resistant materials to ensure longevity and protection against the elements. Common tasks include installing windows and doors, building decks, porches, and fences, as well as constructing siding, trim, and other exterior finishes. Exterior carpenters must be skilled in working with materials that can withstand exposure to rain, wind, and UV rays, such as pressure-treated wood, composite materials, and certain metals. Additionally, exterior carpenters ensure that the structure is both functional and aesthetically appealing, often working closely with designers or architects to achieve the desired look.

Interior Carpentry:

Interior carpentry involves the construction, installation, and finishing of wood elements within a building’s interior. It includes a wide range of tasks, such as building and installing cabinets, shelves, trim, moldings, staircases, and flooring. Interior carpenters focus on creating custom woodwork that enhances the functionality and aesthetic appeal of a space. This work requires precision and attention to detail, as interior carpenters often work in smaller, more detailed areas. The materials used in interior carpentry are typically selected for their appearance, such as hardwoods like oak, cherry, or maple, and engineered woods like plywood or MDF. Interior carpenters also collaborate with homeowners, designers, and builders to create tailored solutions that suit the design and layout of each room.