RPF Woodworking

RPF Woodworking makes the pieces you can't buy off a shelf — stair parts, moldings, entry door units, screen doors, wood countertops, built-in cabinetry — out of a shop on Pond Road in Gloucester. Its site describes a two-man operation run by Robert, and the founder says he started the workshop in 1980 and grew it into a full-time company. Much of the work goes to local contractors alongside homeowners: pieces built to a drawing rather than pulled from a catalog. On Google the shop carries a 4-star average across four ratings, and Good Morning Gloucester, a local community site, has written about one-off pieces hand-crafted there. If you need a stair rebuilt to match an old house, a screen door for an odd opening, or a run of molding nobody stocks, this is the kind of shop that takes that call. Bring measurements or a drawing, ask for a lead time and a written price before committing, and confirm insurance for anything installed on site.