Troy, MI

Troy sits in the heart of Oakland County's northern suburbs, laced together by I-75, Big Beaver Road, Rochester Road, Crooks Road, John R, Maple, and Coolidge Highway. Much of the city took shape during the postwar building boom — Troy incorporated in the 1950s and grew quickly through the decades that followed, filling in with the kind of well-kept suburban neighborhoods the area is known for. For homeowners here, Maceri Woodworking brings custom finish carpentry that fits both the older and newer homes across town.

A lot of Troy's housing stock is classic suburban-era construction — ranches and colonials built from the mid-century through the 1990s, with newer builds and townhomes still going up. That mix is exactly where finish carpentry earns its keep. In a 1970s or '80s home, refreshed trim, crown molding, and a custom built-in can modernize a room without a gut renovation. In newer construction, fitted cabinetry, window seats, mudroom lockers, and closet systems add the craftsmanship that builder-grade work skips. Maceri Woodworking handles each piece on-site, scribed and finished to your walls.

Whether your Troy home is an established colonial near Rochester Road or a newer build off Long Lake, Maceri Woodworking can design and install cabinetry, built-ins, trim, crown molding, and staircases that suit the space. Everything is measured, fitted, and finished to your home — not pulled off a shelf. Reach out for an estimate on your custom woodworking project.