Carpentry and Joinery

Typically involves on-site fabrication, fitting, and repair of wooden structures, such as:

• Doors, windows, and frames (repair, adjustments, replacements)

• Skirting boards, architraves, and mouldings

• Partition walls and studwork (non-load-bearing structures)

• Flooring (floorboard repairs, subfloor fixes)

• Shelving, cupboards, and storage solutions

• Temporary works (e.g., formwork for concrete, hoardings)

Usually involves off-site fabrication of bespoke wooden components, which are then installed, including:

• Custom-made doors, windows, and staircases

• Fitted furniture (reception desks, office partitions, wardrobes)

• Panelling and cladding (interior & exterior)

• Specialist woodwork (e.g., heritage restoration, decorative features)

• Office Fit-Outs – Installing custom desks, partitions, or reception areas.

• Retail & Hospitality – Shop fittings, bars, or decorative woodwork.

• Healthcare & Education – Repairing benches, doors, or lockers.

• Heritage Buildings – Restoring traditional woodwork to preserve historical features.

• Reactive Maintenance – Fixing broken doors, damaged skirting, or loose handrails.

• Maintenance & Repairs – Keeping doors, windows, and other wooden elements in good working order.

• Space Optimisation – Installing or modifying storage and partitioning to improve space usage.

• Compliance & Safety – Ensuring fire doors, staircases, and other wooden structures meet regulations.

• Aesthetics & Branding – High-quality woodwork enhances the appearance of a facility.

• Sustainability – Repairing rather than replacing wooden fixtures reduces waste.