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Joinery Services for Residential & Commercial Construction

Six service areas covering timber work from first fix through to finishing.
Joiner measuring timber floor joists inside a new-build house
Illustrative photograph.

01

First-Fix Carpentry

First-fix carpentry sets out the timber work that later trades rely on. The work follows the drawings and specifications supplied by the client's designers, with structural design and certification remaining with the appointed engineer.

Typical scope

  • Floor joists and decking
  • Roof carpentry within agreed scope
  • Stud walls and noggins
  • Door linings and grounds
  • Window boards and preparatory timbers

Example applications

  • New-build housing plots
  • Extensions and conversions
  • Multi-unit residential blocks
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Joiner hanging a white internal door in a new-build home
Illustrative photograph.

02

Second-Fix Joinery

Second-fix joinery is where finish quality becomes visible. Careful setting out, consistent gaps and clean mitres help a property move smoothly towards handover.

Typical scope

  • Internal doors and frames
  • Skirting and architraves
  • Ironmongery fitting
  • Staircases and balustrades
  • Finishing joinery and boxing-in

Example applications

  • Plot handovers on housing developments
  • Apartment fit-outs
  • Show homes
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Rows of timber stud partitions inside a building under construction
Illustrative photograph.

03

Timber Framing & Partitions

Timber stud partitions and framing laid out accurately to drawings, ready for services and boarding. Any system specifications are followed as provided by the client.

Typical scope

  • Timber stud partitions
  • Internal framing
  • Bulkheads and service zones
  • Openings and headers to drawings

Example applications

  • Office layout changes
  • Residential internal reconfiguration
  • Commercial shell-and-core interiors
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Joiners installing timber panelling and a reception counter in an office fit-out
Illustrative photograph.

04

Commercial Fit-Out Joinery

Commercial fit-out work demands tidy working in occupied or near-complete spaces. Joinery packages can include panelling, counters, doors and finishing details.

Typical scope

  • Wall panelling and feature joinery
  • Reception and counter installation
  • Commercial doors and frames
  • Skirting, trims and finishes

Example applications

  • Office fit-outs
  • Retail units
  • Hospitality refurbishments
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Joiner repairing a timber window in a refurbished sandstone tenement
Illustrative photograph.

05

Refurbishment & Alterations

Refurbishment work involves adapting to existing buildings. Replacement joinery and repairs are matched to the property where practical.

Typical scope

  • Replacement doors, skirting and facings
  • Timber repairs
  • Interior alterations
  • Window board and sash repairs

Example applications

  • Tenement and period refurbishments
  • Void property works
  • Commercial upgrades
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Two joiners in hi-vis reviewing drawings on a building site
Illustrative photograph.

06

Subcontract Joinery Packages

Defined joinery packages are agreed against a clear scope, drawings and programme, so responsibilities are understood before work starts on site.

Typical scope

  • Labour-only or supply-and-fit by agreement
  • Plot-by-plot packages
  • Defined commercial joinery packages
  • Snagging within agreed scope

Example applications

  • Housebuilder developments
  • Main contractor packages
  • Developer refurbishment schemes
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Planning Your Next Project?

Whether you need support with a defined joinery package or a wider programme of work, start with a clear outline of the requirements.

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