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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.
- 1 review in the last 6 monthsNo negatives
- 4 customer photosOf completed work
Highlights
- Matched stair treads — a recent customer says treads match refinished floors
- Stain matching help — a 2022 customer thanked staff for finding a stain
New England Treads describes itself as family owned and veteran operated, located in Gorham, Maine, about 20 minutes from the greater Portland area. A recent Google customer uses the company to match refinished floors to new stair treads, and wrote that the treads it made and the newel posts and handrails it finished match. That customer said they are always perfect. In a 2022 review, a customer thanked Jennifer, Neil and Jamie for their patience and the extra work it took to help find the right complementary stain for the treads.
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Most recent comments
- 5.0Apr 19, 2026
Great place and great people running it. I use them to match my refinished floors to the new stairtreads. They are always perfect. Highly recommend using them. The picture attached show treads they made and the newel posts an handrails they finished match for me.
— David HughesView on Google Reviews ↗ - 5.0Aug 26, 2022
Thank you Jennifer, Neil, and Jamie for your patience and the extra work it took to help me find the right complementary stain. The treads are superior in quality and I know they will be beautiful once they are finished.
— Patricia SablockView on Google Reviews ↗
What does carpentry work cost in Greater Portland?
Typical your area range for this kind of work, from regional averages — not a quote from New England Treads. Use it to sanity-check bids, then get the real number in writing.
A typical single-level deck is 12×16 — about 200 sq ft.
Estimated range
$7,750 – $14,500
Typical carpentry project around $11,100
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