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Boston based Carpenter, Reasonable

18 years ago

Hi again. I posted a few days ago about wanting to replace our cabinet doors (rather than replace the whole cabinetry system). Does anyone have recommendations for a Boston-based Carpenter/Woodworker? We are running under an extremely tight budget, so I'm looking for someone with very reasonable rates. Any suggestions? Thanks!

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mls99
18 years ago
Zac Christensen from Christensen Carpentry. He's based in Concord, but has done several jobs in Boston. He did an outstanding job on our kitchen and bathroom. christensencarpentry at yahoo dot com
Good luck.
kenrbass
18 years ago
Anyone doing it for a living will have to charge enough to make a living. If you can find a retired person, that may be your best bet to have it done for less.

The best way to stay in a tight budget it DIY. Order the doors and drawer fronts and finish and install them yourself. There are tons of places that build custom sized doors to order.
Ken
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