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No state license for this trade. Maine doesn't license or register carpentrybusinesses, so there's no state registry to check. That's true of every carpentry business in the state, not a mark against this one. Insurance is self-reported.
- A+ BBB rating
- 1 review in the last 6 monthsNo negatives
- 35 work photos
Highlights
- Door installation — a recent customer said two sticking interior doors were trued up too
- One-day deck rebuild — a 2015 customer said it was finished in a single day
- Hidden damage reported — a 2014 customer heard about it immediately, with a plan
A mahogany storm door set into a PVC surround is the kind of fussy job a recent Google customer hired Ethos Carpentry, Inc. for. That customer said Leftari looked it over, his carpenter Laird did the installation, and they also trued up two interior doors that were not closing properly. On its BBB profile the company describes itself as specializing in residential renovation projects, including additions, kitchens and bathrooms. A 2026 customer said Ethos completed a major renovation of their bathroom and thanked Lefteri and his crew. A 2025 customer said Ethos installed a new granite pillar mailbox in place of a wooden one that kept leaning, and that the installer transplanted some of their plants so they would not be lost in the digging. In a 2015 Houzz review, a customer said Leftari and his crew removed an old hot tub and replaced a deck in a single day, two weeks before the customer's daughter's wedding. A 2014 customer said Leftari created a built-in bookshelf on top of a fire-proofing project that brought the front room up to code. A 2014 customer described a job re-siding a garage and replacing the windows of the apartment above it, and said that when water damage from previous construction errors turned up as the old siding came off, they heard about it immediately, along with a remediation plan.
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