New Baltimore, MI
New Baltimore sits on Anchor Bay at the north end of Lake St. Clair, in Macomb County.
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New Baltimore sits on Anchor Bay at the north end of Lake St. Clair, in Macomb County. M-29 carries traffic through town along the Main Street and 23 Mile Road corridor, with I-94 close by to the west. The result is a town of two characters: an older waterfront core with homes that go back generations, plus newer subdivisions that filled in as the area grew. Both kinds of houses reward good finish carpentry, and that mix is exactly what we build for here.
In the older homes near the water and the historic streets, our work leans toward restoration: matching and repairing trim, casings, and crown molding so a room reads original rather than patched. In the newer subdivisions off the M-29 and I-94 corridors, it's more often built-ins, custom cabinetry, wainscoting, closet systems, and staircase details that make a builder-grade interior feel finished. We measure on site, build to the actual room, and install clean. Whether the house is a hundred years old or a recent build, the standard is the same: tight joints, square reveals, and trim that lasts.
Whether you're restoring trim in an older home near the bay or adding built-ins and cabinetry in a newer New Baltimore subdivision, Maceri Woodworking brings finish carpentry done to a craftsman's standard. We work throughout the city and the surrounding Macomb County communities along the M-29 and I-94 corridors. Reach out for an estimate and we'll talk through the details, the materials, and what the finished work will look like.
Why New Baltimore Chooses Maceri Woodworking
What our New Baltimore customers value most about working with us.
What Our Customers Say
Google reviews from homeowners across our Macomb and St. Clair County service area.
Crown molding was done in our kitchen years ago. He did a great job and still looks like it was done yesterday. Completely satisfied with the job!
Grace Clark
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I used Carlo several times for new cabinets and crown molding. His experience and perfection is phenomenal. Carlo is truly a craftsman.
Rocco Caprio
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Our Recent Work
Finish carpentry projects from across our Macomb and St. Clair County service area.
Our Services in New Baltimore
Every custom finish carpentry service we offer is available to homes and businesses in New Baltimore, MI.
Custom Kitchen Cabinets & Cabinetry
Custom kitchen cabinets, bathroom vanities, and storage cabinetry built and installed to fit your exact space — no stock sizes, no compromises.
Learn MoreCoffered Ceilings & Ceiling Detail
Custom coffered ceilings, tray ceilings, and ceiling beam work that add dramatic architectural character to any room.
Learn MoreCrown Molding & Finish Carpentry
Expert installation of crown molding, baseboards, door casings, window surrounds, and all interior trim work and finish carpentry details.
Learn MoreCustom Closets & Closet Systems
Built-in closet systems designed around your space — adjustable shelf towers, hanging rods, drawer banks, and shelving fitted wall to wall.
Learn MoreWainscoting & Wall Paneling
Custom wainscoting, board-and-batten, shiplap, and wall paneling that add texture and character to any room.
Learn MoreCustom Built-In Shelving & Storage
Custom built-in bookshelves, entertainment centers, mudroom lockers, and storage systems designed to look like they came with the house.
Learn MoreCustom Staircases & Banister Work
Custom staircase trim, newel posts, handrails, balusters, and stair treads that transform your entryway.
Learn MoreNew Baltimore Custom finish carpentry FAQs
Common questions from New Baltimore homeowners about our custom finish carpentry services.
What areas of New Baltimore do you serve?
We cover all of New Baltimore, from the older waterfront and downtown streets near Anchor Bay to the newer subdivisions off the M-29 (23 Mile Road / Main Street) corridor and the I-94 side toward Chesterfield. We also work throughout the surrounding Macomb County communities.
Do you handle both older and newer homes?
Yes. New Baltimore has a real mix, and we work with both. In older homes we focus on matching and restoring existing trim, casings, and crown molding. In newer builds we add built-ins, custom cabinetry, wainscoting, closet systems, and staircase work. Either way, the carpentry is measured and built for that specific room.
What does a quote for custom finish carpentry work in New Baltimore include?
The scope, the materials and finish, the price, and the payment terms, all in writing. We measure in person first, so the number is for your room as it actually is.
Can I see examples of your custom finish carpentry work near New Baltimore?
Yes. Our portfolio page shows finished work across our service area, and we are glad to walk you through pieces comparable to what you are considering during the estimate. We do not label photos with a city we cannot verify the job was in.
What payment methods do you accept for New Baltimore projects?
Payment terms are set out in your written proposal before any work starts, so there are no surprises. If you have a preferred method, raise it at the estimate and we will tell you plainly whether we can take it.
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