PRO STAIRS FINISH CARPENTRY

ProStairs is a small finish-carpentry crew built around one kind of work: the parts of a house you look at up close — a staircase, a railing, a wall of built-ins, a run of kitchen cabinetry. The name that keeps recurring is the owner's. The company says Vagner runs the jobs himself, that it puts no subcontractors on a site, and that it has been doing finish carpentry for 16 years. Customers write about him the same way: a homeowner who had a custom bar and desk built this April named Vagner and Elcana directly and pointed at the craftsmanship of both pieces. The written history is short and uniformly positive. Four Google reviews, all five stars, run from October 2025 to this April. One is from a project manager in custom home building who hires finish carpenters for a living and wrote in October 2025 that this is the team he wants on a project; another customer that same month said they would not use anyone else. That is specific praise from people who know the trade — but it is four voices on a single platform, and a handful of five-star notes is a thinner footing than it looks. Worth pinning down before you call: the 16-year history is the company's own account of itself, and the customer comments backing it only begin in late 2025. Ask what comparable stair or built-in work they have finished nearby, and ask to go see it. The right call for detail work — stairs, railings, built-ins, cabinetry — where the measuring matters and you want the owner on site rather than a rotating crew.