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Carpenters and joiners work with wood to build and fit doors, floors, staircases, fitted furniture and bespoke joinery. Skilled carpentry adds both function and value to a home.
Carpenter services
Fitted Wardrobes
Bespoke built-in wardrobes and storage.
Door Fitting
Hanging internal and external doors.
Wood Flooring
Solid, engineered and laminate flooring.
Staircases
New stairs, repairs and balustrades.
Skirting & Architrave
Trim, mouldings and finishing carpentry.
Bespoke Joinery
Custom shelving, units and timber work.
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View allWhen to hire a carpenter
Hire a carpenter for fitted wardrobes, doors, skirting, flooring, staircases, decking, or any bespoke timber work.
What to check before you hire
- Portfolio of finished joinery
- First or second fix experience for your job
- Public liability insurance
- Clear quote for materials and finish
Carpenter FAQs
How much does a carpenter charge?
Most carpenters charge £150–£250 per day. Small jobs like hanging a door may be priced individually from around £80.
What is the difference between a carpenter and a joiner?
Joiners typically make timber items in a workshop, while carpenters fit and install them on site. Many tradespeople do both.
Are fitted wardrobes worth it?
Fitted wardrobes maximise awkward spaces and can add value, usually costing more than flat-pack but lasting far longer.
Can a carpenter fit laminate flooring?
Yes. Carpenters commonly fit laminate, engineered and solid wood flooring, including subfloor preparation.