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Trade 04

Carpentry and finish work

Drywall patching, trim, shelving, cabinet hardware and tile. Most of it is making good after somebody else has opened something up.

Performed in-house

Our own technician performs this work. No Florida contractor licence is required for it, and TrionX carries general liability and workers' compensation.

Which trades we perform, and who carries which insurance

A great deal of commercial carpentry exists because another trade got there first. A leak means a ceiling comes down. A new circuit means a wall gets chased. The repair is finished, the tenant is still looking at a hole, and the contractor who made it has gone.

That gap is where jobs sit for weeks on most properties, because it is too small to interest a fit-out contractor and too visible to ignore. It is exactly the sort of work an employed technician absorbs into a normal week.

What we handle

  • Drywall patching and making good after other trades
  • Skirting, architrave and trim repair
  • Shelving and storage, fitted and freestanding
  • Cabinet hardware, hinges and drawer runners
  • Tile repair and replacement of damaged units
  • Door and window casing repair
  • Counter and worktop fixing
  • Partition repair in offices and back of house
  • Minor carpentry and timber repairs
  • Punch list and snagging work

Why TrionX

How we approach carpentry.

Finishing the job the last trade left open

When a licensed contractor closes a repair, the hole they made is usually outside their scope. We pick that up as part of the same work order rather than as a second job you have to raise, which is the main reason these things sit unfinished.

Matching what is already there

A patch that is structurally perfect and visibly different is still a complaint. Texture, profile and paint are matched to the surrounding surface, and where a match is genuinely impossible we say so before starting rather than after.

Scheduled around the tenant, not the trade

Dust and noise decide when this work can happen far more than the work itself does. Occupied offices, clinics and food premises get evening or early scheduling, containment where it is needed, and the area left clean.

Common questions

Carpentry and Finish Work in Miami: questions we get asked

Is carpentry licensed work in Florida?

Not at this scale. Drywall repair, trim, shelving, cabinet hardware and tile are performed by our own technicians. Structural work and anything requiring a building permit is a different category and is coordinated through a licensed contractor.

Can you make good after another contractor?

Yes, and it is most of what this trade covers. If the original contractor has left an opening after a repair, tell us what was done and we will close it up and match the finish.

Do you handle tenant turnover punch lists?

Yes. A turnover list is usually two dozen small items across several trades, which is awkward to place with specialists. We work the list in one or two visits and document each item as it is closed.

Will the repair match the existing finish?

We work to that standard, and where it cannot be met we tell you up front. Aged paint and discontinued tile are the two that most often need a wider area redone to look right, and we would rather have that conversation before the work than after.

Further reading

Field notes on carpentry.

Written for the people who have to make the call, not for other contractors. More in our insights, and the terms we use are defined in the glossary.

The person who turns up works for us

Background-checked, insured and on our payroll, so one company stays accountable for the result. Tell us the property and the problem and we will come back with a window.