Muise Carpentry

The client wanted to add a shelving unit to a study room, and a set of barn doors to the entrance. The barn doors feature a chevron pattern and a dark espresso stain. The shelves are miter folded to give the appearance of a solid 2 inch slab of maple.

Before and after on a closet expansion. The final product features a bypass barn door that allows for easy access.

These faux beams make such a difference in a bathroom with 14 foot ceilings. This is just the first of many projects in this master bathroom.

These custom cabinets were built for a home office. The base cabinets feature full extension slide out shelves for the clients office equipment. The upper cabinets feature massive glass doors, 1/2” tempered glass shelves, and can be lit with display lights with the push of a button.

This client had mold behind their cabinet due to improper install of a microwave vent. After building a new cabinet that matches to the existing cabinets I vented the microwave the proper way, cleaned the mold, and painted the wall. Then installed the new cabinet and trim.

This client had some water damage from the A/C drain above the window that seeped into the window and ruined the sill. After removing the old sill it was replaced, painted, and sealed to prevent damage in the future.

This was by far the most exciting job. The client purchased the house and wanted to do something with the 18’x30’ open space upstairs. They asked if I can add two bedrooms that would look like they were built with the house. I said “yes, not a problem”. After framing the electricians came out and after drywall was done the painters came out for texture and paint.

The client asked if I could give some samples of shiplap boards. They chose the dark walnut with a little white mixed in. All 50 boards including the quarter round molding were hand stained and finished!

The winter storm we had really tore up many houses, luckily this one wasn’t bad. All it needed was a little siding and paint for the repair!

A little “before and after” on a project today. The client wanted the end of the bath covered but still needed access to plumbing lines and also wanted it to match the vanity. The cabinet was hand built off site then delivered and installed this morning!

Something as simple as a “boxed in” style stove top cover would make a great addition to any kitchen! Phrases or logos can be added for a more personal look.

This buffet cabinet I made a while back would look great in any room. If you’re interested please call or text/DM for pricing.