D&D Fine Carpentry

D&D Fine Carpentry works out of Dedham, taking on finish carpentry, additions, and remodeling jobs across the greater Boston area — the kind of work that shows up in reviews as stair rebuilds, garage additions, decks, and custom trim rather than ground-up new builds. Reviewers consistently credit one person running the crew, Gerry, though the company's own site doesn't spell out an ownership structure beyond that. The last few months back that up with specifics. In May, a homeowner said the craftsmanship and attention to detail on their project came out even better than they'd expected, with the crew keeping the workspace clean and staying easy to reach start to finish. In April, a repeat customer — this time hiring D&D to build a pergola at their flower shop — called the finished structure "a master class in carpentry," with the crew wrapping up ahead of the agreed date. And in March, a family brought D&D in after a flood had stalled their bathroom and garage project for months; the crew finished both rooms cleanly and without drama. That pattern of stepping into a job and finishing it carefully runs through the company's full Google history too — 18 reviews, all five stars, with no negative reviews in the last six months. Its Massachusetts Home Improvement Contractor license, number 207429, is active with the state. Worth asking about before booking: D&D's review history sits almost entirely on Google — its Angi listing shows zero reviews there or on HomeAdvisor, so there's no independent read outside one platform yet. That same Angi profile also contradicts itself on how long the company has been around: its About text claims "over 19 years of experience," while a business-highlight badge on the same page says 11 years — worth asking Gerry directly rather than assuming either number. D&D reads as a solid call for finish-carpentry work, additions, decks, and remodels that are mostly carpentry rather than a full multi-trade gut renovation — especially useful if a previous contractor left a job stalled. Confirm the HIC license number against the state registry yourself, and ask directly how long the company has actually been operating before signing anything.