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Institutional Deck Reconstruction, ADA Ramp & Exterior Restoration — Dane Street, Beverly This institutional renovation project on Dane Street in Beverly, Massachusetts was completed for Montserrat College of Art and involved major exterior reconstruction, accessibility improvements, and exterior restoration work throughout the property. The existing exterior deck and entrance systems had significant deterioration and structural failure, requiring complete demolition before reconstruction could begin. The project included removal of the failing structures, site preparation, structural framing, and construction of new porch entrances designed to improve durability, safety, and long-term performance. In addition to rebuilding the exterior entrance systems, the project also included construction of a new ADA-compliant access ramp designed to improve accessibility and provide safer access throughout the property. Careful attention was given to structural integrity, code compliance, drainage considerations, and integration with the surrounding site conditions. As part of the exterior restoration scope, all fascia boards throughout the building were replaced and all exterior wood surfaces were professionally prepared and painted to improve both protection and overall appearance. Special attention was given to finish detailing and long-term weather resistance to ensure the restored exterior systems would perform reliably in New England conditions. The completed project combined structural reconstruction, finish carpentry, accessibility improvements, exterior restoration, and painting to create durable new entry systems and refreshed exterior finishes consistent with the building’s institutional character and long-term use requirements. This project reflects Milton Carpentry Services’ experience working on institutional and commercial-type properties requiring coordinated demolition, structural rebuilding, accessibility improvements, exterior restoration, and code-conscious construction.

Kitchen Cabinet Refacing & Custom Cabinet Component Installation — Atlantic Avenue, Beverly This kitchen renovation project on Atlantic Avenue in Beverly, Massachusetts focused on transforming the appearance and functionality of the existing kitchen through detailed cabinet refacing and finish carpentry work. Rather than replacing the entire cabinet system, the project involved removing the original cabinet doors, drawer fronts, and existing drawer boxes while preserving and refinishing the existing cabinet framework. New custom-built cabinet doors, drawer fronts, and drawer boxes were fabricated and installed to create a cleaner, more updated appearance while improving overall function and durability. The existing cabinet boxes were carefully prepared and professionally spray-finished to achieve a smooth and durable factory-style finish consistent throughout the kitchen. Special attention was given to surface preparation, drawer alignment, hardware installation, finish consistency, and precision detailing to create a refined final appearance. This approach allowed the homeowner to dramatically modernize the kitchen while preserving the existing cabinet layout and avoiding the larger cost and disruption associated with a full cabinet replacement. The completed project delivered a clean, updated kitchen featuring custom cabinetry components, improved storage functionality, and a durable professional finish designed for long-term daily use.

Expanded Mahogany Deck Reconstruction & Roof Replacement — Ipswich, Massachusetts This exterior renovation project in Ipswich, Massachusetts involved the complete reconstruction and expansion of an elevated deck system above an existing roof structure. The original deck and underlying rubber roof system had deteriorated over time and no longer provided reliable long-term performance. The project began with demolition of the existing deck structure and removal of the failed roofing system before installation of a new waterproof rubber roof assembly designed to improve drainage and long-term weather protection. Once the roof system was completed, a larger deck layout was framed and constructed to create a more functional and enjoyable outdoor living space for the homeowner. The expanded design improved both circulation and usable square footage while maximizing the elevated views and connection to the surrounding landscape. Premium mahogany decking was selected for its durability, rich appearance, and long-term exterior performance. Prior to installation, each decking board was carefully pre-oiled on all sides to help protect the wood in concealed areas and improve long-term resistance to moisture and weather exposure. The completed project combined structural improvements, waterproofing upgrades, and high-end finish carpentry to create a durable and refined outdoor space designed for long-term use and enjoyment.

Custom Elevated Deck & Feeney Cable Railing System — Morgan’s Island Road, Beverly This custom elevated deck project on Morgan’s Island Road in Beverly, Massachusetts was built from the ground up with a strong focus on structural integrity, clean architectural lines, and long-term durability. The project involved complete site preparation, structural framing, stair construction, composite decking installation, and integration of a premium Feeney cable railing system designed to create a modern, open appearance while preserving unobstructed views of the surrounding landscape. Special attention was given to structural layout, stair proportions, railing alignment, and finish detailing throughout the construction process. Integrated stair and railing lighting was incorporated into the system to improve both nighttime visibility and overall visual impact, creating a refined outdoor living space that remains functional and inviting after dark. The combination of durable low-maintenance materials, modern cable rail systems, and precision carpentry resulted in a high-end exterior structure designed to withstand New England weather conditions while maintaining a clean and timeless appearance. This project reflects Milton Carpentry Services’ commitment to combining craftsmanship, structural performance, and thoughtful design to create outdoor spaces built for long-term use and lasting visual appeal.

Complete Deck Reconstruction — Burley Street, Danvers This project on Burley Street in Danvers, Massachusetts involved the complete reconstruction of a severely deteriorated and unsafe exterior deck and stair system. The existing structure had extensive rot and structural failure throughout multiple components, requiring full demolition before reconstruction could begin. The project started with removal of the failing deck system and preparation of the area for new structural framing and support components. The new deck was rebuilt from the ground up with updated framing, stairs, decking, railings, trim details, and finish components designed to improve both long-term durability and overall appearance. Careful attention was given to stair layout, railing installation, structural integrity, and finish detailing throughout the construction process. Once construction was completed, the deck received full finish preparation and painting to create a clean and cohesive appearance that blended naturally with the home’s exterior architecture. The finished result transformed a deteriorated and unsafe structure into a durable, fully rebuilt outdoor entry system designed for long-term performance, safety, and improved curb appeal.

Complete Exterior & Interior Finish Carpentry — Wallis Street, Beverly This new construction project on Wallis Street in Beverly, Massachusetts involved a wide range of exterior and interior finish carpentry work completed throughout multiple phases of construction. On the exterior, the scope included installation of windows, exterior siding systems, trim details, and deck construction. Special attention was given to weatherproofing integration, clean exterior lines, and precise finish detailing to ensure long-term durability and a cohesive architectural appearance. As construction progressed into the interior phases, the project continued with finish carpentry installation including interior doors, trim work, and kitchen installation. Careful coordination between trades and consistent finish standards were maintained throughout the project to ensure clean transitions and high-quality final results. This project reflects Milton Carpentry Services’ ability to manage both exterior carpentry systems and detailed interior finish work within a large-scale residential construction environment while maintaining consistency, precision, and craftsmanship from framing stages through final finishes.

Load-bearing wall modification completed to create a larger exterior opening and improve natural light. This project involved major structural modifications to an existing exterior wall on a residential property located on Hopkins Avenue in Beverly, Massachusetts. The scope of work included carefully opening a large section of the exterior wall to accommodate installation of an oversized window and new door system designed to increase natural light and improve the connection between the interior and exterior living spaces. Because the existing wall was load-bearing, the project required installation of a substantial structural header to properly support the weight above the new opening. Temporary structural support systems were installed during demolition and framing to maintain the integrity of the home throughout the construction process. Once the new structural framing was completed, the project continued with weatherproofing, flashing integration, exterior preparation, and installation of the new window and door assemblies. Special attention was given to structural precision, weather protection, and clean finish detailing to ensure the new opening blended naturally with the existing architecture while significantly transforming the space and functionality of the home.

This front entry deck reconstruction was completed on Hale Street in the Beverly Farms area of Beverly, Massachusetts — a historic coastal neighborhood known for its older New England homes and traditional architectural character. The homeowner requested that the new structure maintain the appearance and proportions of the original entry system while improving the structural integrity and long-term durability of the deck and stairs. The project involved complete demolition of the deteriorated front entry structure followed by reconstruction of the framing, stairs, decking, railings, and lattice skirting. Special attention was given to preserving the traditional style of the home by carefully matching the layout, visual proportions, and overall character of the original structure. Precision installation and finish work were essential to ensure the rebuilt entry blended naturally with the existing architecture rather than appearing like a modern replacement. The finished result provides a stronger and safer front entry system while maintaining the timeless appearance and charm expected in a historic Beverly Farms property.

This exterior stair reconstruction project in Georgetown, Massachusetts involved replacement of a deteriorated second-story stair and landing system that had experienced significant structural failure and hidden water damage over time. During demolition, extensive rot was discovered within portions of the framing, sheathing, and sill areas surrounding the original structure. Additional structural repairs were completed to restore the integrity of the exterior wall system before reconstruction of the new stairs and landings could begin. The project included demolition, framing repairs, new pressure-treated stair construction, landing reconstruction, railing installation, siding integration, and detailed exterior finish work designed to provide a safe, durable, and code-conscious access system. Special attention was given to structural reinforcement, stair layout, drainage considerations, and clean finish detailing to ensure the rebuilt staircase blended naturally with the existing exterior architecture while significantly improving long-term performance and safety.

This exterior renovation project in Beverly, Massachusetts involved demolition and reconstruction of an aging porch and stair system to improve safety, durability, and overall curb appeal. The new structure was rebuilt using updated framing, composite decking, PVC trim components, custom railing installation, and lattice skirting designed to create a clean, low-maintenance exterior finish capable of withstanding New England weather conditions. Special attention was given to stair proportions, railing alignment, finish detailing, trim integration, and mitered composite installation to ensure the completed structure blended naturally with the home while delivering a refined finished appearance. The finished result transformed a worn and outdated entry into a durable, professionally finished exterior feature designed for long-term performance and everyday use.

Custom Deck & Staircase Construction — Marblehead, Massachusetts This high-end deck construction project in Marblehead, Massachusetts involved the complete construction of a custom exterior deck and staircase system built with a strong emphasis on structural integrity, finish quality, and long-term durability. The project included site preparation, structural framing, stair construction, decking installation, railing systems, and detailed finish carpentry throughout the entire structure. Careful attention was given to framing layout, load distribution, stair proportions, and overall structural performance to ensure the deck system was built for long-term reliability and daily use. Premium materials were selected throughout the project to provide durability and a refined finished appearance consistent with the surrounding residential architecture. Special attention was given to finish detailing, including precision miter cuts and clean trim integration, creating a sharper and more polished final result throughout the deck and stair systems. The completed project combined structural craftsmanship with high-end finish detailing to create a durable outdoor living space designed to withstand New England weather conditions while maintaining a clean and timeless appearance. This project reflects Milton Carpentry Services’ commitment to combining structural performance, premium materials, and precision finish carpentry to deliver exterior spaces built to last.

This custom porch renovation project on Sagamore Road in Ipswich, Massachusetts focused on transforming an existing outdoor area into a refined and functional screened porch designed for long-term comfort and outdoor living. The project included structural improvements, finish carpentry, custom ceiling installation, hardwood flooring, trim detailing, and integration of weather-resistant exterior materials throughout the space. Special attention was given to preserving clean architectural lines while improving durability, usability, and overall visual warmth. Premium hardwood flooring was installed throughout the porch area to create a rich and timeless appearance consistent with the surrounding coastal architecture. Detailed finish carpentry and ceiling work helped create a cohesive and elevated final design while maintaining a comfortable and inviting atmosphere. The completed project transformed the space into a durable and elegant outdoor living environment designed for relaxation, entertaining, and long-term enjoyment throughout the changing New England seasons.

Complementary Patio Installation & Outdoor Living Expansion — Ipswich, Massachusetts This outdoor living project in Ipswich, Massachusetts involved construction of a complementary patio area designed to expand the functionality and usability of a larger porch and deck system previously completed at the property. The original area adjacent to the porch lacked a clean and functional transition space between the structure and surrounding yard. The project included excavation, grading preparation, compacted base installation, and construction of a new patio system designed to integrate naturally with the existing exterior architecture and newly completed porch structure. Special attention was given to layout alignment, drainage considerations, material transitions, and finish detailing to create a cohesive outdoor living environment that felt intentionally connected to the larger deck and porch areas. The completed patio created a more usable and visually balanced outdoor space for the homeowner while improving circulation, accessibility, and long-term functionality throughout the backyard entertaining area. This project reflects Milton Carpentry Services’ approach to creating coordinated outdoor environments that combine structural carpentry, hardscape integration, and thoughtful exterior design for long-term use and enjoyment.

This renovation project in Ipswich, Massachusetts involved complete demolition and reconstruction of both a master bathroom and guest bathroom to modernize the spaces while improving functionality, comfort, and long-term durability. A key requirement for the homeowners was completing both bathroom renovations within a strict one-month schedule. From demolition through final paint and finish work, the entire project was carefully coordinated and completed on time without compromising craftsmanship, finish quality, or attention to detail. The project included custom tile installation, walk-in shower construction, updated plumbing fixtures, new vanities, flooring, lighting, finish carpentry, drywall, painting, and detailed trim installation throughout both bathrooms. Careful attention was given to waterproofing, tile layout, fixture alignment, lighting placement, ventilation, and finish detailing to ensure the completed spaces combined clean modern aesthetics with long-term durability and everyday functionality. The finished result transformed two outdated bathrooms into bright, professionally finished spaces designed for comfortable daily use and lasting value.

This interior staircase renovation project in Beverly, Massachusetts involved the complete reconstruction and modernization of an aging stair system that had become structurally compromised and excessively noisy over time. The project included demolition of the existing staircase components followed by reconstruction of the stair structure, installation of new treads and risers, upgraded railing systems, finish carpentry detailing, and integration of new trim components throughout the surrounding stairwell area. Special attention was given to stair geometry, structural reinforcement, noise reduction, finish consistency, and long-term durability to create a safer and more refined staircase system that blended naturally with the home’s interior architecture. The finished staircase combined structural improvements with detailed finish carpentry to create a cleaner, quieter, and more visually cohesive focal point within the home while improving both functionality and everyday comfort.