Top 19 Carpenters in Oakland (2026)
Lynknester ranked the top 19 carpenters in Oakland by verified Google rating — 19 vetted pros total. 17 carry public Google ratings, averaging ★ 4.6. #1 ranked: Acme Builders (★ 5.0). Unlike lead-fee platforms, each pro is matched one-per-job — no lead fees, no bidding wars. See how we compare to Angi and Thumbtack. See typical carpenter costs in Oakland.
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Acme Builders
#2Barcik construction
#3Bay Area Custom Cabinets
#4Custom Creator Cabinets
#5Dave Marcoullier Woodworks
#6Ethos Built Inc
#7John R Carpenter Construction
#8MN Builders
#9The East Bay Craftsman
#10custom woodworks
#11Carpenters Local Union 713
#12Studio Z Design and Construction
#13Oakland Handyman
#14Joinery Structures
#15Industrial Carpenters Union Local 2236
#16Northern California Carpenters Regional Council
#17Carpenter Funds Administrative Office of Northern California, Inc.
#18Johnson’s familie’s construction
#19More Than A Carpenter
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Frequently asked questions
How many carpenters are there in Oakland?
Lynknester lists 19 vetted carpenters in Oakland, 17 with public Google ratings averaging 4.6 stars.
Who is the top-rated carpenter in Oakland?
Acme Builders currently holds the highest Google rating (5.0 stars) among carpenters listed on Lynknester in Oakland.
How much does it cost to hire a carpenter in Oakland?
Most carpenters charge $40–$120 per hour nationally; total job cost depends on the work. See our Oakland carpenter cost guide for typical prices by job type. View the full cost guide.
How is Lynknester different from Angi or Thumbtack?
Pros on Lynknester pay no lead fees and homeowners get matched with one vetted pro per job — no bidding wars and no calls from five contractors at once.