Framing and Residential Carpenter: Help build carious kinds of homes, from condos and townhouses to single-family residences. Carpenter’s in the category are often involved in framing exterior and interior walls, building stars, and framing decks and roofs. Some of them even build forms for concrete foundations or put up drywall. And some carpenters in this category specialise in working on finishing touches such as installing doors, windows, floors, and panelling finishes for walls and ceilings. They often use job titles like finishing carpenter”or “trim carpenter”

Commercial Carpenter: Assist in the construction of hotels, office towers, schools, hospitals, restaurants, retail developments, and other types of commercial buildings. IN addition to wood, carpenters in the area of trade also frequently work with steel or other materials when framing exterior walls, curtain walls, and interior partitions. Many of them also specialise in building concrete forms or performing various finishing tasks like laying floors or installing paneling, ceiling and windows.

Industrial Carpenter: Work on important public infrastructure projects or in major industries like resource extraction, energy production, or manufacturing. big construction projects often require specialised carpenters to build safe and sturdy scaffolding, strong bracing, firm partitions, or precise concrete-pouring forms. Such carpenters often contribute their skills to civil engineering projects such as bridges, tunnels, and dams. And they can be found working on the construction of industrial projects like power plants or underground structures for mining.

Economic Benefits: Currently the National average salary for a paid carpenter is $83,450 annually however Carpenters who work on commercial or industrial projects can earn well in excess of $100k annually.