Structure first, finishes second, one crew through both.
Emmaty frames, blocks and sheathes the building, then returns to install the trim, casework and millwork the owner actually sees.
The rough carpentry sets the conditions the finish work depends on: walls plumb and square, blocking placed where the cabinets, handrails and wall mounted equipment will land, and sheathing detailed so the envelope performs as designed.
Because the same contractor carries both phases, nothing is lost between them
Wood & light-gauge
Decking & substrat
Backing & supports
Doors & windows
Base, casing, crown
Architectural woodwork
Cabinets & counters
Accessories & install
Wood and light-gauge steel framing for walls, floors, roofs and soffits, set to the structural drawings and checked for plumb, level and line before sheathing.
Engineered lumber, trusses and shear assemblies are installed with the connectors and nailing patterns the engineer specified, and documented for inspection.
Wall and roof sheathing, subfloors and underlayment installed as the substrate for the building envelope.
Fastening schedules, panel gaps and seam treatment follow the envelope details so the waterproofing and roofing trades can start on a clean surface.
In-wall backing for grab bars, casework, handrails, televisions, equipment, signage and specialty anchors, located from the coordinated drawings.
Getting blocking right before drywall closes the wall is the difference between a clean finish phase and a demolition punch list.
Door, window and louver openings framed to manufacturer tolerance, plus roof curbs and equipment platforms.
Dimensions are verified against approved shop drawings so frames, storefronts and units fit without field modification.
Base, casing, crown, chair rail, aprons, corner guards and reveal details installed with tight joints and consistent reveals.
Material is acclimated on site before installation so joints stay closed after the building reaches operating humidity.
Reception desks, wall paneling, ceiling features, stair components and custom woodwork built to AWI standards. Shop drawings and finish samples are reviewed with the design team before fabrication so grain match and finish are approved in advance.
Plastic laminate, wood-veneer and metal casework for offices, labs, classrooms and back of house areas, with solid surface, quartz or epoxy tops.
Hardware, blocking and utility rough-ins are coordinated so cabinets land level, anchored and ready for connection.
Toilet accessories, lockers, partitions, shelving, wall protection and owner-furnished items installed by the same carpentry crew.
Consolidating these scopes avoids the gap where small packages fall between subcontractors at the end of a job.
Our Difference
Rough and finish carpentry are delivered by one accountable crew. Blocking and backing are planned before drywall, not after.
Millwork is fabricated in the shop and staged in install sequence. Material is acclimated on site so finish joints hold.
The work complies with regulations and is coordinated with ongoing operations. Items supplied by the owner can be installed within the same scope.