Working in Shelter Island
Every board, cabinet and tool that reaches Shelter Island crosses on a ferry, which changes how a project has to be run. We plan material take-offs carefully, consolidate deliveries and stage work so we are not losing half a day to a forgotten item. That planning is what keeps island projects on budget.
In practice it means fewer, longer and better-organised site days. We would rather arrive fully loaded and work a full day than make repeat trips, and we schedule the sequence so trades are not waiting on each other across a ferry crossing.
The carpentry itself is the same standard we bring anywhere — custom cabinetry, built-ins, trim, stairs, decks and full remodels — with waterfront exposure factored into material and hardware choices.
