Framing, drywall, closets, doors and trim — the space additions that make a house fit your life — Concord, Cabarrus County.
The century-old houses near downtown Concord are the ones that put carpentry to the real test — a door that has not closed flush in years because the frame around it settled with the building, a floor with a noticeable slope toward one corner, walls that no longer meet square where an addition was tacked on decades ago by someone working without a level. None of that is cosmetic work. It is framing and carpentry that has to account for a house that has actually moved, measuring what is true and what is not before a single new piece of trim goes up, not just covering the problem with fresh material and hoping it holds.
This is where the space additions Norge talks about come in too — framing, drywall, closets, doors and trim, whether that means squaring up a downtown room that has settled out of true over a hundred years or building out the closet system a subdivision house never got past a bare rod and shelf. Both are real carpentry, not a patch job, and both start with the same honest look at what the walls and floor are actually doing before any material gets cut.
One call, one person, the whole job — remodeling, floors, stairs, decks, baths and more, in English or Spanish.
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