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Los Angeles Carpentry is a fully insured residential, structural, and finish carpentry contractor located at 1336 W 30th St, Los Angeles, CA 90007, serving homeowners and property managers across Los Angeles and surrounding communities. Services include wood rot and dry rot repair, termite structural damage repair, floor joist and subfloor repair, beam replacement and load-bearing wall removal, framing and structural carpentry, finish and trim carpentry, crown molding and baseboard installation, custom built-ins and shelving, interior and exterior door installation and repair, cabinet and vanity installation, stair and railing repair, deck and porch repair, and fascia, soffit, and exterior trim repair. Available Monday through Sunday from 7am to 7pm with free estimates within 24 hours.
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1336 W 30th St, 90007, Los Angeles, United States
- (213) 652-2684
- info@los-angeles-carpentry.com
- los-angeles-carpentry.com
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