Commercial carpentry — Procore lists rough and finish carpentry
Architectural woodworking — official site names woodworking and casework
Long operating history — company reports more than 45 years
Regional coverage — site states New York City and Long Island
Project scope — confirm commercial versus residential fit
Employee experience — an Indeed comment criticizes management treatment
What does a kitchen remodel cost in Greater Boston?
Typical Greater Boston range for this kind of work, from regional averages — not a quote from Certified Interiors. Use it to sanity-check bids, then get the real number in writing.
General Contractor / RemodelingCarpentryrough carpentryfinish carpentry
Kitchen scope — official services emphasize commercial interiors, not kitchens
Certified Interiors describes itself as a woman-owned, minority-owned commercial construction company serving New York City and Long Island for more than 45 years. Its own site highlights interior wall and ceiling systems, architectural woodworking, casework, general carpentry, core-and-shell construction, and furniture installation.
The company’s public footprint is primarily business and trade coverage rather than homeowner reviews. News reports describe its expansion and Hauppauge office acquisitions, while Procore lists a Holbrook address and rough and finish carpentry. A 2026 business-news mention calls it a custom renovation company with more than 40 years in construction.
The strongest fit is commercial carpentry, millwork, interior systems, and finish work. Ask about project type, commercial versus residential scope, current certifications, and the exact services included in a kitchen-remodel request.
The name also appears on a Houzz profile for a different interior-design business in Plymouth, Massachusetts; do not combine that profile’s ratings, projects, or services with this Holbrook company.
Heard around town
News & the web
Construction firm expanding with Hauppauge office acquisitionMay 11, 2026
“Certified Interiors purchased the three-story, 47,831-square-foot building on 2.4 acres at 140 Fell Court for $5.6 million.”
Certified Interiors, Inc. v. ALSPEC Industries Limited et al 2:2022cv07043 | U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of New York | JustiaNov 18, 2022
“Certified Interiors, Inc. v. ALSPEC Industries Limited et al”
News | Certified Interiors Pays $6M for Hauppauge Office BuildingMar 11, 2019
“News | Certified Interiors Pays $6M for Hauppauge Office Building ... # Certified Interiors Pays $6M for Hauppauge Office Building ... Private Investor Sells Class B Property Near Central Islip ... The 56,597-square-foot office building in Hauppauge. Photo: CoStar ... Construction contractor Certified Interiors purchased a 56,597-square-foot office building in Hauppauge from a private investor for $6 million, or about $106 per square foot.”
