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Services

Carpentry & Mounting in Denver, CO

Trim and baseboard, shelving, blinds, TV mounting, and furniture assembly — hung into real framing, level and solid.

  • Licensed & insured general contractor
  • No drive-time charge, materials at cost
  • Phone answered 24/7, emergencies included
  • Free written estimates, usually within a day

What's included

Every carpentry & mounting job covers

The same checklist whether it's a quick fix or the full replacement.

  • Anchored into studs or proper-rated anchors — never just drywall
  • Levelled against the room, not the ceiling, because ceilings lie
  • Trim mitered, coped at inside corners, filled, and caulked
  • Cables managed and concealed on TV mounts where the wall allows
  • Weight ratings checked against what you're actually hanging
  • Holes patched and touched up if something has to move
Zack Wais, owner of Zack of All Trades, on a job site in Denver

Who shows up

Hi, I'm Zack.

Fifteen years on the tools across the west Denver metro. These are the jobs that look simple until you're holding a level in one hand and a stud finder in the other.

Everything hung on a wall comes down to what it's anchored into, and everything mitered comes down to houses not being square. Both are patience problems more than skill problems.

What’s covered

Carpentry & Mounting services in Denver, CO

Everything under this heading, handled on the same visit where the job allows.

Trim & Baseboard Installation

Base, casing, and crown installed with coped inside corners, scribed to the actual floor, filled and caulked ready for paint.

TV & Picture Mounting

Televisions, shelves, mirrors, and artwork anchored into framing, set level, with cables concealed where the wall allows.

Shelving Installation

Floating shelves, closet systems, and garage storage anchored properly and rated for what you're actually going to put on them.

Blinds & Curtain Rods

Blinds, shades, and rods measured, mounted level, and anchored so they hold up to daily use rather than pulling out of the drywall.

Furniture Assembly

Flat-pack furniture assembled correctly and anchored to the wall where tip-over is a risk, which on tall units it usually is.

Grab Bars & Mobility Hardware

Grab bars, handrails, and mobility aids anchored into studs or blocking and rated for real load. Safety hardware, installed like it.

Mailbox Installation & Repair

Post-mount and wall-mount mailboxes installed straight and set to hold up to weather, plows, and the occasional reversing car.

How it works

From your list to done

  1. Step 01

    Send me the list

    Call, text, or use the form. Photos help more than descriptions do — most jobs can be quoted from a picture without a site visit.

  2. Step 02

    Get a real number back

    Usually within one business day, itemized, with materials at cost and no charge for driving out to you.

  3. Step 03

    I show up and fix it

    The person who quoted your job is the person who does it. Batch a few items into one visit and the whole list costs less than two separate trade calls.

“Great work, great communication, great follow-through. I'm very impressed with the attic fan install Zack did, which involved long, hot work amidst blown-in insulation. He made himself available quickly and then stayed late to finish the job. Thanks Zack.”
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Common questions

Carpentry & Mounting FAQs

Quick answers to the questions Denver homeowners and businesses ask me most.

Can you mount my TV where there's no stud?

Usually, but not by trusting drywall anchors with it. The right answer is a mounting board spanning two or more studs and painted to match, or in some walls a properly rated toggle system. Which one depends on the TV's weight and your wall construction. What I won't do is hang a large panel on hollow-wall anchors and tell you it's fine.

Do you hide the cables?

Where the wall allows. In standard interior drywall with no fire blocking in the way, cables can run inside the wall to an outlet below using proper in-wall rated components. On exterior walls, in masonry, or where blocking intervenes, a paintable surface raceway is the clean alternative. I'll tell you which one your wall is before I start.

How much can a floating shelf actually hold?

Depends entirely on the bracket and what it's anchored into. Into two studs with a proper concealed bracket, a lot — books and dishes are fine. Into drywall alone, very little, regardless of what the box claims. Tell me what's going on the shelf and I'll anchor for that load rather than guessing.

Will you assemble furniture I bought online?

Yes, and it's a common call — especially the large pieces where the instructions assume three hands. I'll also anchor tall units to the wall, which most people skip and which matters a great deal if there are kids or dogs in the house.

Specific services

Carpentry & Mounting, job by job.

Each of these has its own page with what’s included and what it involves — pick the one that matches your job.

Where I work

Carpentry & Mounting across the Denver metro.

Out most weeks in Lakewood, Golden, Arvada, Wheat Ridge, Evergreen, Idaho Springs, Littleton, Centennial, Westminster, and Englewood. Don’t see your neighborhood? 19+ Denver metro cities covered — just ask.

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Got a list?

Send it over with a few photos and I’ll come back with a real number, usually within one business day.

Call or text
(720) 441-4644
Availability
24 hours a day, 7 days a week — emergencies included
Service area
Lakewood, CO & the Denver metro

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