Contact anytime for work
Contact anytime for work
Under New Ownership!! We offer spring clean up, Fall Clean up, mulch, pruning, fert program, new lawn, aeration, thatching, tick control, tree and shrub planting, flower planting, snow plowing, painting of decks
Under New Ownership!! We offer spring clean up, Fall Clean up, mulch, pruning, fert program, new lawn, aeration, thatching, tick control, tree and shrub planting, flower planting, snow plowing, painting of decks
Quality and job done rigth, commitment and punctuality We provide a wide variety of carpentry work frame to finish, doors, windows, remodel and also handyman services.
Quality and job done rigth, commitment and punctuality We provide a wide variety of carpentry work frame to finish, doors, windows, remodel and also handyman services.
Capeside Carpentry is locally owned and operated by Steven Bashaw, . Steven comes from four generations of craftsmen. He worked with his father, a carpenter and a General Contractor, since childhood and has run his own jobs with trust and integrity for over 15 years now. Remodeling projects require attention to great details and at Capeside Carpentry, that's what we do best. Our business has been built on referrals and we never forget that a happy customer will keep us in business. For your convenience we will meet with you at your home to discuss your needs and wants and all your options. We'll work on drawings and a proposal and meet with you again for your final approval. Together we'll work out all the details and once you feel comfortable that all the details are to your satisfaction, and you have a clear vision of the finished project, we'll draw up our legal Contract that includes our warranty in writing.
Capeside Carpentry is locally owned and operated by Steven Bashaw, . Steven comes from four generations of craftsmen. He worked with his father, a carpenter and a General Contractor, since childhood and has run his own jobs with trust and integrity for over 15 years now. Remodeling projects require attention to great details and at Capeside Carpentry, that's what we do best. Our business has been built on referrals and we never forget that a happy customer will keep us in business. For your convenience we will meet with you at your home to discuss your needs and wants and all your options. We'll work on drawings and a proposal and meet with you again for your final approval. Together we'll work out all the details and once you feel comfortable that all the details are to your satisfaction, and you have a clear vision of the finished project, we'll draw up our legal Contract that includes our warranty in writing.
Professional contracting company guaranteeing all our work, fully insured, massachusetts construction superviser license, home improvement contractor registration, OSHA certifications.
Professional contracting company guaranteeing all our work, fully insured, massachusetts construction superviser license, home improvement contractor registration, OSHA certifications.
Owner-operated. Uses subs for electrical, plumbing, masonry & HVAC. Charges an hourly rate. No travel charges. Service charges may apply. No extra charge for after-hours service.
Owner-operated. Uses subs for electrical, plumbing, masonry & HVAC. Charges an hourly rate. No travel charges. Service charges may apply. No extra charge for after-hours service.
Full servicing remodeling contractor. 1 other employee. May hire sub contractors. Charges by the job or hour depending on the job. No travel/trip charges.
Full servicing remodeling contractor. 1 other employee. May hire sub contractors. Charges by the job or hour depending on the job. No travel/trip charges.
Finish Carpentry & Custom Home Improvement | Trim | Deck | Cabinetry | Installations & Repairs | Siding and more. Your visions and dreams coming true
Finish Carpentry & Custom Home Improvement | Trim | Deck | Cabinetry | Installations & Repairs | Siding and more. Your visions and dreams coming true
Residential Window Cleaning and Screen Repair
Residential Window Cleaning and Screen Repair
General Remodeling contractor with 40 years experience. D. H. Webb since 1996. Expertize in all stages of building and remodeling. Unrestricted construction supervisors license # 46189 website dhwebbbuilders.com
General Remodeling contractor with 40 years experience. D. H. Webb since 1996. Expertize in all stages of building and remodeling. Unrestricted construction supervisors license # 46189 website dhwebbbuilders.com
Composite decking stands up to weather, insects, and daily wear without the yearly sanding and staining that wood needs. The boards keep their color, resist splintering, and won’t warp in the sun, so you can spend more time relaxing and less time on upkeep. Over its 25- to 50-year life span, that durability can easily offset the slightly higher upfront price.
Yes, you can install composite decking on a rooftop, but the structure must handle the added weight and have the right slope for drainage. A structural engineer or experienced deck builder will confirm load limits, recommend specialized fasteners, and design a ventilation layer that keeps moisture from collecting under the boards. Those extra steps protect both the roof and your new deck for decades.
Building a composite deck starts with permits and a solid foundation of footings and framing. Next, installers lay joists, secure hidden fasteners, and place the deck boards, followed by railings and stairs if you need them. The job wraps up with a final inspection and thorough cleanup, leaving you with a ready-to-enjoy outdoor space.
Most composite decks last 25 to 50 years—far longer than many wood options. Plastic binders shield the wood fibers from moisture, while built-in UV inhibitors keep colors from fading. Combine that durability with the absence of splinters and decay, and you get a deck that looks fresh season after season with minimal upkeep.
Timeline depends on deck size, site prep, and crew experience, but most residential projects wrap up in a few days to a couple of weeks. Simple ground-level platforms go fastest, while multi-level designs or sites that need excavation add time. A seasoned pro will give you a clear schedule and keep you informed if weather delays pop up.
Composite isn’t your only choice. For classic warmth, you can choose pressure-treated or naturally rot-resistant woods or aluminum for a lightweight, water-resistant surface. Each material has its own maintenance routine, price point, and style, so weigh the look you want against how much time you’re willing to spend on upkeep.