One carpenter · A written scope
Know what happens at your door.
I’m Robin, the carpenter at Kladroft. I take on porch and step repairs that need a careful look and a manageable plan.
A repair visit,
in plain words.
Visits are by appointment, Monday–Friday, 8am–4pm. We work in Maple Crossing and nearby towns within 15 miles.
If the job calls for a different trade or a larger rebuild, we say so at the first visit. You can decide your next step with the measurements and notes in front of you.
- Look and measure.Show us the area from an accessible spot. We inspect the boards, railings and supporting pieces we can see without opening the work.
- Write the scope.You get the proposed repair, materials, removal and price in writing. We tell you what to ask your town and agree on a time after you accept the quote.
- Make room for the work.Move pots and furniture before arrival. We agree on parking, material space and which entrance you will use while this one is being worked on.
- Finish and walk through.We remove the old pieces covered by the quote, clean up and walk through the repair together. Ask about anything in our workmanship that does not look right.
If the weather turns.
We check the conditions before starting outside. If rain, frozen ground or snow changes the plan, we contact you to agree on another date. We explain where the job stands and which areas to leave alone until work resumes.
Before-the-snow work is planned for November 16–25, 2026, with November 30–December 4 held as a weather buffer for scheduled jobs.
Read the full calendarA photo can wait. Start with a description.
Tell us what changed and where the repair is. You do not need to measure it yourself.