provides professional carpentry and home remodeling services in Connecticut. With 20 years of experience, our licensed and insured team specializes in interior and exterior carpentry, home additions, and decks. We also install siding, windows, doors, and residential renovations.
Seven service lines cover interior and exterior work, from finish carpentry to full remodels. Select a service to see the details.
Finish carpentry, trim installation, custom woodwork, and wood replacement, inside the home and on the exterior. Carpenters handle installation, repair, and restoration on interior rooms, exterior trim, and damaged wood that has started to rot.
Explore Carpentry ServicesKitchens, bathrooms, basements, and full interior remodels planned around the budget you set. Carpentry-driven improvements update layout, storage, and finishes in older Connecticut houses. The original roofline and footprint of the house stay the same.
Explore Home RemodelingAddition construction from rough framing through finish carpentry, sized to the lot and the existing structure. Room additions built to town requirements, with the permit process handled before any construction work starts on your property.
Explore Home AdditionsNew deck construction, deck installation, replacement, and repair for homeowners who actually use their yard. Pressure-treated wood decks and deck restoration built to handle snow, ice, and Connecticut humidity, with railings and stairs to code.
Explore Deck ServicesSiding installation, replacement, and repair using vinyl, wood, or fiber cement over solid framing. Rotted sheathing and trim get corrected first. The new siding then seals correctly and lasts through wet springs and hard winters.
Explore Siding ServicesWindow installation, window replacement, door installation, and exterior door replacement on older and newer homes alike. Openings framed, flashed, and trimmed correctly, which is the part that stops drafts, water damage, and rising heating bills.
Explore Windows and DoorsInterior and exterior painting, including the prep work and finish coats that follow a renovation or remodel. Surfaces sanded, patched, caulked, and primed before color goes on, so the finish holds on walls and trim.
Explore Painting ServicesOur Process
Four steps from the first call to the final walkthrough. You know what happens next at every stage.
Call or send the form. We schedule a site visit, measure the space, and review your project goals.
You receive a written scope with materials, labor, and timeline. Nothing starts until you review and approve it.
Framing, carpentry, and finish work run in sequence. You always know which stage the project is currently in.
We walk the project with you, correct any punch list items, and clean the work area before leaving.
Why Choose Us
Braulio runs the estimate, the schedule, and the site. You are not passing messages through a project manager or a call center.
Flashing, fasteners, and primed cut ends are not skipped to save an hour. Those details decide how long the work holds up.
Floors covered, dust contained, and debris removed at the end of each workday. Your house stays livable while the project is running.
Our Work
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About Us
is a carpentry and remodeling company based in Connecticut. Braulio Mosquera has spent twenty years on job sites in the state, moving from framing into full interior renovations. The company works directly with homeowners, one project at a time.
Much of the housing in Fairfield County was built decades ago. Older framing, settled floors, and trim profiles that lumber yards no longer stock. The work is matching what is already in the house, not dropping in parts from a catalog.
Service Areas
works in Fairfield County and the surrounding towns. Select your town to see carpentry, remodeling, deck, and siding services available in that area.
Homes we work on
Center-hall colonials, shingle-style houses, and backcountry estates.
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Homes we work on
1920s to 1950s colonials, capes, and postwar ranches.
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Homes we work on
Shingle-style homes, antique colonials, and coastal contemporary houses.
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Homes we work on
Victorian-era houses, early 1900s multifamily homes, and postwar capes.
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Homes we work on
Eighteenth and nineteenth century colonials, farmhouses, and antique homes.
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Our BaseHomes we work on
1980s and 1990s subdivision homes plus lake houses near Candlewood Lake.
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Homes we work on
Converted lake cottages, capes, and colonials on steep wooded lots.
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From the Blog
Answers to the questions homeowners ask before starting a project. Costs, permits, materials, and timelines.
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Decks
Deck pricing moves with size, materials, and site conditions. Here's what actually drives the number you see on your estimate.
Additions
Most Connecticut towns require a permit before framing starts. Here's how the approval process usually runs on a home addition.
Siding
Vinyl and fiber cement both hold up well, but not the same way. Here's how they compare in Connecticut winters.
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FAQ
Answer 01
Yes. is a licensed Connecticut contractor and we carry insurance. We'll show you the documentation before any work gets scheduled. Licensing and insurance aren't optional for carpentry, siding, deck, or addition work in Connecticut. Ask any contractor you're considering for proof.
Answer 02
Yes, and there's no obligation. Pricing depends on the size of the project, the materials you pick, and the condition of what's already there. That is why we look at the space before quoting anything. Call us and we'll set a time.
Answer 03
Most home additions in Connecticut do need a building permit from your town building office. Requirements change from town to town, so we confirm the permit process before construction starts. We handle the paperwork and schedule inspections as the addition moves from framing to finish work.
Answer 04
It depends on scope, permit approval, and how long materials take to arrive. A deck or siding replacement moves faster than a full addition or a whole-house remodel. You'll get a date range up front, and we'll tell you before anything shifts.
Answer 05
Yes. Interior carpentry, trim, and finish work, plus siding, decks, windows, doors, and exterior trim. Homeowners often bundle both sides of the house into one project. That keeps the finishes matched and avoids a second round of setup and cleanup.
Answer 06
We cover seven towns in Fairfield County, and each one has its own page with local project details. Check the service areas page for the full list. If your town isn't there, call us and we'll tell you if we can get to it.