Ray Township, MI

Ray Township sits in the rural northern reaches of Macomb County, a place of open farmland, woodlots, and homes spread across larger parcels rather than tight subdivisions. North Avenue and Romeo Plank carry traffic north and south, while 26, 29, and 32 Mile Roads run east and west, and M-53 (Van Dyke) keeps the wider region within reach. Many local roads are still gravel. It's a community of custom and small-scale homes — and that's exactly the kind of woodwork Maceri Woodworking builds for: cabinetry, built-ins, trim, and staircases made to fit one house at a time.

Much of Ray Township's housing was built from the 1970s onward, often as custom homes on acreage rather than tract developments. That mix calls for finish carpentry that matches the house: a built-in for a great room, a kitchen's worth of custom cabinetry, a crown-molding upgrade, or a staircase rebuilt with hardwood. For older farmhouses and country homes, we restore and replicate trim profiles so repairs blend in instead of standing out. Whether the project is a single room of millwork or a whole-home package, the work is measured, milled, and installed to suit the space.

If you own a home along North Avenue, Romeo Plank, or one of the Mile Roads in Ray Township, Maceri Woodworking can handle the finish carpentry — custom cabinetry, built-ins, trim and crown molding, or staircase work — built to your home and installed clean. Based in Chesterfield and serving northern Macomb County, we'll come out, take real measurements, and give you a straight quote. Reach out for an estimate.