Service areaQuitman, TX & East Texas · the Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex
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AvailabilityBy appointment · jobs booked as scheduling allows
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How I chargeLabor only — $40/hr, 4-hour minimum. You provide materials from a list I give you.
Before we connect, please read how I work — labor-only, honest hourly, no bids. It keeps things fair for both of us.
📷 What to include for a fast quote
The more I can see up front, the faster and more accurate I can be:
A short description of the problem or project
1–3 photos (wide shot + close-ups of the trouble spots)
Your town / part of the metroplex
Rough timing — is it urgent or flexible?
🫒 About the shop
Questions about an order? Shop products are fulfilled by the retailer (Etsy, Cults3D, Amazon & partners) — check their order page first, and email me if you’re stuck. See our store policy.
Tell me about the project and add a photo or two — it comes straight to me and I’ll get right back to you. Quick note on how I work first (labor-only, $40/hr, 4-hr minimum, you provide materials).
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JellyNow Carpentry is straightforward, labor-only, and hourly. Here’s exactly the deal before we connect:
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Labor only — $40/hour, 4-hour minimum.The clock starts when the job starts. You’re paying for skilled labor, my own tools, and 18 years of know-how.
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No bids, no fixed-price contracts — just a simple labor agreement.Carpentry is unpredictable. Honest hourly means you get exactly what you pay for and I get a fair wage — nobody gets a deal, nobody gets taken.
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I don’t buy or supply materials.I’ll give you a materials list — you order, pick up, or have them delivered, at your cost.
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No work, no charge.If I’m not working, you’re not paying.
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Not happy? Just say so.You can ask me to stop at any time and only pay for the hours I actually worked.
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Common-sense small fixes.If I open a wall and find rot or a quick problem, I’ll usually just fix it (a $2 board, 5–10 minutes) and keep moving — instead of stopping to write a $200 change order for a $10 fix. It keeps your job moving and your bill down. Done, and done right.