Carpentry Services in Kennesaw, GA
Kennesaw homeowners looking for skilled, reliable carpentry work have a trusted partner in Catalino Quality Construction. With nearly 15 years of hands-on experience, owner Robert Catalino and his team deliver professional carpentry services throughout Kennesaw, Georgia — from neighborhoods surrounding Kennesaw Mountain National Battlefield Park and Swift-Cantrell Park to established communities along Cobb Parkway, Barrett Parkway, and McCollum Parkway.
Why Kennesaw Homeowners Choose Our Carpentry
Kennesaw's housing stock is remarkably diverse. You'll find mid-century ranch homes in Due West, traditional two-stories in Pinetree Country Club Estates, and newer construction in master-planned communities near Town Center. Each architectural style presents unique carpentry challenges — different trim profiles, framing methods, and material requirements. That familiarity with Cobb County's housing stock shows in every joint, cut, and finish detail.
We're licensed through the State of Georgia and fully insured with both liability and workers' compensation coverage. When you hire Catalino Quality Construction, you're working directly with the owner — not a rotating crew of subcontractors.
Our Carpentry Services
Our Kennesaw carpentry services cover both interior and exterior projects:
- Finish carpentry — Crown molding, chair rail, wainscoting, window and door casing, and baseboard installation
- Custom built-ins — Bookshelves, entertainment centers, mudroom storage, and pantry organizers designed to fit your space exactly
- Structural framing — Wall framing, header installation, load-bearing modifications, and support beam work
- Staircase construction — New staircases, tread and riser replacement, and handrail installation
- Exterior woodwork — Pergolas, arbors, porch columns, fascia and soffit repair, and deck framing
Whether you own a home in Legacy Park, Challedon, Pine Mountain Village, or Kennesaw Crossing, we tailor our work to complement your home's existing character and your family's needs.
Materials and Craftsmanship
Quality carpentry starts with the right materials. We work with solid hardwoods, premium-grade pine, MDF for paint-grade trim, and engineered lumber for structural applications. For exterior projects exposed to Georgia's heat and humidity, we select materials rated for the climate — pressure-treated framing, rot-resistant trim boards, and stainless-steel fasteners that won't streak or corrode.
Robert personally inspects all materials before installation and supervises every phase of the work. Tight joints, clean cuts, and seamless integration with your home's existing woodwork are the standard on every Catalino Quality Construction project.
Our Process
Every carpentry project starts with a free on-site consultation. Robert will evaluate the scope of work, discuss material options, and walk you through a detailed written estimate. For structural projects that require City of Kennesaw permits, we handle the application and inspection process so you don't have to.
Once work begins, we protect your floors, furniture, and landscaping. We clean up daily and keep you informed on progress. Most carpentry projects in Kennesaw are completed within one to two weeks depending on scope, and we stand behind our workmanship after the job is done.
Get a Free Carpentry Estimate in Kennesaw
Ready to upgrade your home with expert carpentry? Contact us for a free estimate.
Frequently Asked Questions
What types of carpentry projects do you handle in Kennesaw?
We handle everything from finish carpentry like crown molding, wainscoting, and custom built-ins to structural framing, staircase construction, pergolas, and exterior woodwork. Whether it's a small trim upgrade or a full framing project, we bring the same attention to detail.
Do I need a permit for carpentry work at my Kennesaw home?
Most cosmetic and finish carpentry projects don't require permits. However, structural work such as load-bearing wall modifications or new framing does require City of Kennesaw permits. We handle the permitting process for you when needed.
How long does a typical finish carpentry project take?
Smaller projects like trim installation or built-in shelving usually take two to five days. Larger jobs involving structural framing or multiple rooms may take one to three weeks. We provide a detailed timeline during your free estimate.
Are you licensed and insured for carpentry work in Cobb County?
Yes. Catalino Quality Construction is licensed through the State of Georgia and carries full liability insurance and workers' compensation coverage for every project.
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Project Photos
Brazilian Hardwood Deck
Large low-profile platform deck built with Brazilian hardwood — naturally resistant to rot, insects, and heavy weather. Features mitered fascia corners and full hardwood stair treads and risers.
Custom Built-In Cabinetry & Countertop
Floor-to-ceiling built-in cabinetry with white shaker doors, dark bronze hardware, and a granite countertop. Includes an integrated dishwasher drawer and beverage refrigerator. Built from framing to finish on site to maximize storage and function in the space.
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Custom Built-In Closet
Walk-in closet built from scratch — floor-to-ceiling shelving on every wall, dedicated hanging sections, and a bank of built-in drawers with routed finger pulls. Sized and built to match the exact dimensions of the room.
Custom Built-In Deck Bench
Custom L-shaped bench built into an existing deck railing. Pressure-treated lumber framing with a wide plank seat, designed to wrap the corner and maximize seating without taking up floor space. A simple addition that turned the deck into an outdoor dining area.
Custom Built-In Entertainment Center
Full-wall custom built-in entertainment center built from scratch. Lower cabinets with drawers and doors flank a recessed TV niche, with glass-door upper cabinets running the full width. All painted white with black hardware for a clean, built-in look.
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Custom Built-In Pantry
Pantry conversion turning an underutilized closet into a fully organized storage system — floor-to-ceiling shelving wrapping three walls, wide deep shelves for bulk items, full-height side sections for canned goods and spices, and lower cubbies sized to house a mini fridge. Every shelf built to the exact dimensions of the space.
Custom Hall Tree & Staircase Railing
Custom hall tree with board and batten paneling, corbeled crown shelf, stained oak bench top, and shoe cubbies — paired with a full staircase railing upgrade featuring stained oak newel posts, oak handrail, and matte black iron balusters carried from the bottom landing through the second floor.
Custom Millwork & Wainscoting — Foyer Transformation
Custom picture frame wainscoting throughout the foyer and up the full staircase wall, paired with stained oak handrail, painted white turned balusters, and a patterned stair runner. High visual impact without any structural changes.
Custom Staircase & Railing — New Construction
Custom staircase and balustrade system in a new-construction home pairing unfinished white oak handrails and craftsman-style newel posts with matte black iron balusters. The open-concept two-story layout makes the staircase a true architectural focal point.
Deck Rebuild — Roswell
Ground-up deck rebuild in Roswell — fresh pressure-treated decking laid tight, a rebuilt railing system with proper post spacing and secure balusters, and a layout that makes the space usable again. Same footprint, done right.
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Deck Renovation — Marietta, GA
Full deck rebuild in Marietta — old multi-level structure torn out and replaced with an expansive single-level composite deck. Cedar-tone composite decking with pressure-treated railing and black iron balusters for a sharp, modern look in a wooded backyard setting.
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Exterior Staircase & Walkway Platform
New composite deck staircase and landing platform for a log cabin. Composite treads on pressure-treated framing with lattice skirting, rustic log-post handrails, and a gate at the deck entrance. The walkway platform connects the cabin stairs to the hot tub, providing a level composite surface over the gravel.
Floating Deck — Pressure-Treated Build on Pier Footings
Ground-level floating deck built on concrete pier footings against a brick home. Pressure-treated framing and decking throughout, with a side staircase, turned wood balusters, and capped newel posts. The low-profile platform maximizes usable backyard space without attaching to the house structure.
Front Porch Addition
Structural front porch build-out with hardwood decking, craftsman columns, beadboard ceiling with recessed lighting, and a king-post gable truss centerpiece.
Full-Width Deck Build
New pressure-treated deck spanning the full width of the home's back elevation — centered stair run, black iron balusters, and a railing system built to last. Transformed a small stoop into real outdoor living space.
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Grand Entrance Staircase & Handrail
Grand double-width foyer staircase with dark-stained curved handrails, white turned balusters, and oak treads with painted white risers. Full wainscoting paneling lines the two-story entryway with arched doorways beneath the landing. The sweeping handrails carry from the volute newel posts at the base through the second-floor balcony.
Grand Foyer Staircase — Bold Iron Balustrade
Custom balustrade installation in a two-story foyer during new construction. Matte black curved handrail sweeps from a wrapped newel post at the base through the full stair run, paired with bold loop-style iron balusters and turned black newel posts. Wainscoting panels line the stair wall, tying the millwork and metalwork together in a dramatic, high-contrast entry.
Handrail Upgrade — Roswell
Staircase handrail upgrade in Roswell — replaced dated railing with a sharp, updated system that adds curb appeal and home value. A focused upgrade with outsized visual impact.
Living Area Renovation
Full living area overhaul — new hardwood floors running the full length of the space, custom cedar beam overhead, fresh paint, updated trim, and a modern lantern pendant. Transformed a tired, closed-off room into a warm space with depth and flow.
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Outdoor Living Transformation — Patio, Deck & Custom Wet Bar
Outdoor living space rebuilt from the ground up — covered patio with heavy timber structure, metal roof, string lights, dual ceiling fans, slate-look tile floor, rebuilt railing with black iron balusters, composite stair treads, and a granite-topped wet bar with built-in sink.
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Run-In Shed — Custom Post-and-Beam Build
Purpose-built run-in shed (loafing shed) for livestock shelter. Post-and-beam construction on concrete pier footings with a pitched corrugated roof, exposed rafter tails, and horizontal board rails on three sides. Open-front access lets animals freely enter for shade and weather protection.
Staircase Railing Upgrade
Staircase railing upgrade replacing dated ball-top newel posts and turned spindles with square craftsman newel posts, flat square balusters, and a natural white oak handrail. Crisp, modern look — same footprint, no structural changes.
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Staircase Renovation
Balustrade replacement and stair refinish — honey oak spindles and carpet treads swapped for a white oak handrail, craftsman newel post, matte black iron balusters, and hardwood treads. Refreshed wainscoting ties the whole composition together.
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Tongue-and-Groove Porch Ceiling
Knotty pine tongue-and-groove planks installed across the full ceiling of a covered entry porch, replacing a plain soffit with a natural wood finish.
Whole-Home Crown Molding
Whole-home crown molding installation — every room, hallway, and transition treated with consistently profiled crown carried corner to corner with tight miters and no gaps. The finishing detail that ties every room together.
