ABOUT US
At Tradern Fine Woodworking, Inc. we provide the highest quality woodworking services from start to finish in the Greater Boston area since 2002. With a team of experts who are trained to utilize the latest innovative tools, machinery, and technology, we ensure custom results that exceed client expectations on every project. We work with industry leading architects, designers, and custom home builders throughout Massachusetts. These successful collaborations have expanded our customer base to proudly include referred and repeat-client homeowners.
Owners David Bogue and Paul Glynn met in 1998 while attending ATU Connemara and they immediately formed a strong working relationship, successfully completing many professional woodworking projects together before forming Tradern.
Located in Newton Massachusetts, Tradern's approach to customer service is as much a core value to the company as the high-quality woodworking. Recognizing that personal touch is critical to the success of any small business, David and Paul pride themselves on being personally involved in each project, from the initial concept through to the completion of each project to ensure every client's vision becomes a reality.
Whether your project requires custom woodworking, is a one-of-a-king piece of commissioned furniture, custom kitchen or requires whole-house interior trim, Tradern offers a wide-range of services to meet your needs. ​
Our Values
Customer Satisfaction
Our approach to customer service is as much a core value as high-quality woodworking. Communication and transparency are at the forefront of our business, to provide a personal touch and a professional experience.
Materials & Techniques
Our team has been trained to use only the finest materials and advanced techniques to ensure that we achieve flawless results from start to finish.
Attention to Detail
We prioritize efficiency and work on every project in a timely manner. Paying close attention to detail is a crucial aspect to ensure accuracy, precision, and thoroughness on every project.