Gray Mountain Carpentry LLC.

The work is residential and almost all of it sits at the finish end of a project. The company says it handles finish carpentry, kitchen and custom cabinets, wood and laminate flooring, wainscoting, closets and storage, plus deck repairs, gazebos, gates and fences. It also lists complete refurbishment and property maintenance. Gray Mountain describes itself as family-owned and advertises a satisfaction guarantee. It holds an Idaho contractor registration, issued in 2017. The best fit is a homeowner with a specific piece of interior work in mind: a closet system for a renovation, built-ins around a fireplace, new hardwood in an existing house, or a table built to fit a particular room. Outdoor jobs at the same scale, like repairing a deck or putting up a gazebo, fit too. Rough framing for new construction and large commercial work fall outside what this shop focuses on, since the emphasis is on trim, cabinetry, flooring and furniture. Carpentry jobs split into two kinds. A quick fix, like replacing a run of baseboard or rehanging a cabinet door, mostly comes down to whether someone can show up and do it cleanly. A larger project, such as a full kitchen of custom cabinets or flooring through a whole floor of a Hayden or Coeur d'Alene home, involves design conversations, material choices and coordination with other trades. For those, ask to see similar finished work, get the scope in writing, and confirm who handles any plumbing or electrical work that has to move.