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Capstone Enterprises, LLC

1 Review

“Ronald came out the next day after I called in response to his email. He is working on building my cabinets now and w...”

547 Jefferson St., New Orleans, LA 70121 License: 39830
We are a full service contracting and maintenance services company. For more info please log on to callcapstone.com.

LA's Best Carpentry LLC

Serving New Orleans Carpentry Needs
ALL REAL WOOD!!!! CUSTOM ENTERTAINMENT SYSTEMS;CUSTOM KITCHENS;DRESSERS;MANTELS WE DO ALL HOME RENOVATIONS LIKE CROWN;DOORS;BASEBOARDS;WOOD COLUMNS;SHOE MOLDING IF U NEED TO UPDATE YOUR HOUSE CALL 504-481-0137 ASK FOR EDDIE. CEO OF LA'S BEST CARPENTRY L.L.C

EC Carpentry, LLC

1 Review

“They renovated a house. EC Carpentry did a wonderful job. I have recommended them to friends.”

Serving New Orleans Carpentry Needs

Reworks Reconstruction

1 Review

“He did some carpentry work for me. I was very satisfied with Dale. He understands time management and budget, as wel...”

Serving New Orleans Carpentry Needs
REWORKS RECONSTRUCTION DEALS IN AL MAINTENANCE AN CONSTRUCTION MATTERS TO REPAIRS ON REPLACEMENT DOORS AN WINDOWS TO NEW CONSTRUTION . WE SPEACIALIZE IN DECK/PORCHES/PATIOS/POLE BARNS/POOL HOUSES AN JUST ABOUT WHATEVER YOU CAN THINK OF IN HELPING YOU MAKE YOUR HOME THE WAY YOU WOULD LIKE . SPEACIAL...

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If you’re looking into having some decorative woodwork done in your home, a New Orleans, Louisiana carpenter might use cedar for the job. While not strong enough to be used as a structural component, it’s a lovely wood for trim and ornamental work. Its golden-brown color gives a wonderful shine, though if untreated it will turn to a grayish shade. It’s popular among New Orleans carpentry contractors because of its durability and resistance to rot and insects, though it’s not nearly as strong as redwood or cypress. However, it’s much less expensive than redwood. Cedar is also a great option for fencing, and if stained and sealed it will last a long time.