Meraki Millwork

One of Meraki Millwork's three reviews comes from another contractor: Tony Abu of Abu Construction hired the South Chatham shop's Phil to do the finish carpentry on a 1730-era home's redo and a new 1,500-square-foot addition in 2018, and said nothing about either job challenged him. A builder judging another tradesman's trim work is a different kind of endorsement than a typical customer review. A military family who'd just moved to the Cape found the same in the same year: recommended to Meraki Millwork, their project grew from a kitchen remodel and a master bathroom remodel into a string of other repairs, with Phil's team picking up pieces that weren't part of the original plan. A year earlier, a Houzz customer praised a custom kitchen cabinet installation for its attention to detail, a clean worksite, and finishing on the timeline that was quoted. The written record stops there — three reviews across two platforms, both dated 2017 and 2018 — and nothing on file is negative. What's missing is anything current: no review from the last several years speaks to today's pricing, scheduling, or availability, so that's worth asking about directly. For custom cabinets, built-ins, closets, and finish carpentry — including on older homes and additions where the trim work gets tricky — Meraki Millwork's small record points the same direction three times over. Confirm current lead times and get a written scope before booking.