Juggernaut Repairs.

The business was formed in 2023, and the state lists Felipe Sarquilla as a principal since that year. It's a small operation: the state puts the crew at one to three people, with the owner working on the jobs directly. The work centers on interior finish rather than structure. That means built-in and custom cabinets, installed millwork such as trim, casing and base, and the finish carpentry that ties a remodel together. A shop this size suits a homeowner with a defined interior project, like a run of kitchen or bathroom cabinets, built-ins for a living room, or new trim through part of a house, where the person quoting the job is the person doing it. It is a finish carpentry specialist, not a framing crew or a commercial builder, so large new-construction or commercial work is a better match for a bigger firm. Before cabinet or trim work starts, pin down the scope in writing. Note which rooms, which pieces, and whether removing old cabinets or trim is included. Ask who handles disposal and how dust is contained in an occupied house. Find out how changes are priced once work is underway, since adding a cabinet or switching a profile mid-job is common. Ask what the workmanship guarantee covers and for how long, and whether it's separate from any manufacturer warranty on cabinet boxes or hardware.