Joinery
Joinery
How It Works
I inspect the timber in situ — doors, frames, sills or built-in units — then explain repair options, likely timescales and the best way to match existing finishes.
Why Choose us for Joinery?
Direct sole‑trader service
You deal with the same experienced joiner from survey to sign‑off — no subcontractors, no shifting contacts and consistent standards on every job.
Sensitive matching & period knowledge
Experience with Victorian terraces, modern flats and older cottages means repairs are planned to match grain, profile and finish so new work blends with existing timber.
Trust, protection and confidence
Over 20 years in the trade, fully insured (public liability up to £2,000,000) and a no‑deposit policy on most jobs to demonstrate commitment and build trust.
What I fix and why it matters. Rot, swollen doors, sticking sashes, loose frames and damaged built-in units don’t just look untidy — they cause draughts, security issues andongoing wear to adjacent fabric. I focus on repair and restoration rather than wholesale replacement: patching and consolidating timber, splicing new sections, adjusting mortices and re-setting hinges so the original character is retained.
Typical joinery jobs I undertake:
- Door and frame repairs, hinge realignment and rebating
- Sash window adjustment, re-puttying and sash cord/weight work
- Skirting, architrave and stair spindle repair
- Built-in cupboards, shelving and bespoke wood repairs
- Wood consolidation, splicing rotten sections and stain blocking
I match timber profiles and finishes on-site and offer two free colour samples if painting or staining is required. Work is finished to blend with existing joinery and I leave the area clean and ready to use.