165 Broadway, New York 10006
Carpenters in Manhattan
20 licensed carpenters in Manhattan. Want the closest to you? Search by your address.
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457 W 49th St, New York 10019
New York 10032
139 W 19th St, New York 10011
228 Park Ave S, New York 10003
129 E 124th St, New York 10035
152 E 118th St, New York 10035
57 Thompson St, New York 10012
160 Claremont Ave, New York 10027
228 Park Ave S, New York 10003
1583 1 Avenue, New York 10028
1349 2nd Ave, New York 10021
129 E 124th St, New York 10035
133 East 29 Street, New York 10016
49 Linden St, Yonkers 10701
New York 10009
306 East 5 Street, New York 10003
17 1st Ave, New York 10003
128 E 32nd St, New York 10016
425 W 46th St, New York 10036
Other licensed home improvement contractors in Manhattan
235 E 123rd St, New York 10035
334 E 77th St, New York 10075
125 Sherman Ave, New York 10034
29 W 36th St, New York 10018
95 Old Broadway, New York 10027
328 East 120 Street, New York 10035
16 E 79th St, New York 10075
2698 Frederick Douglass Blvd, New York 10030
2394 Adam Clayton Powell Jr Blvd, New York 10030
407 W 206th St, New York 10034
69 East 115 Street, New York 10029
810 7th Ave, New York 10019
Hiring a carpenter in Manhattan
Carpenters build and repair the woodwork in your home, from doors, trim and built-in shelves to cabinets, stairs and floors. Older NYC homes often have out-of-square walls, so experience with similar buildings matters.
Our list has 20 licensed businesses here, most often in ZIP codes 10003, 10035, 10016. 12 of them were first licensed at least 10 years ago.
Do carpenters need a license in NYC?
Carpentry on a home is generally home improvement work, so jobs over $200 require a NYC Home Improvement Contractor license.
What should a carpentry quote include?
The materials and finish, measurements, removal of old work, start and finish dates, and the total price. Get it in writing, with the license number on the contract.
Will my building need to approve carpentry work?
Many co-ops and condos require an alteration agreement and a certificate of insurance for bigger projects. Check with your managing agent before work starts.