It’s the details that count

•  Precision is what we do. We love our craft and, with finish carpentry, it’s all about the details. We take our time and install it right. Check out the photo gallery and zoom way, way in. We are proud of our work and hope that you will be too when you are showing your completed renovation to friends and family.

 

Communication

• Undergoing a renovation can be stressful and miscommunications do not help by adding delays, cost, and inconveniences. At Walker Carpentry, we strive to deliver a stress-free install by communicating clearly with our clients and trade partners. We are here to answer your questions prior, during, and after your project. Please feel free to reach out!

 

A clean work environment leads to a clean install

• We keep a clean work environment. This reduces the chances of damaging material or the surrounding workspace. A clean workspace also means that the jobsite remains organized, which helps maintain the timeline and the ability to flag any potential issues as early as possible. We respect your home; the least we can do is keep it tidy while we are there.

 

A breath of fresh air

• Construction is a dusty business and this is especially true when you are living through a renovation. At Walker Carpentry, we use state-of-art HEPA certified dust extractors whenever possible while cutting. These dust extractors remove up to 99% of dust created from cutting, right at the source. In addition, during work hours we also use a HEPA certified air scrubber in the workspace. This air scrubber removes up to 99.97% of fine air borne particulates. With these two elements in place, we can install your project with the least impact to your home's air quality and your family’s respiratory health. 

 

HEPA definition: High Efficiency Particulate Air (HEPA) describes a standard for air filters that capture at least 99.97% of airborne particles 0.3 microns in size, including dust, pollen, mold, bacteria, and viruses, by using densely packed, pleated fibers that trap particles even smaller or larger than that benchmark size, crucial for clean air in homes, hospitals, and labs. Learn more about HEPA here.