For Builders, Architects & Developers
Joinery for Builders, Architects and Developers in Surrey & Sussex
Priced from your drawings, fitted to your programme, and finished to the standard the rest of the job deserves.
A good deal of my work comes through other builders and contractors who bring me in on their own jobs, which is usually a better reference than anything written on a website. If you are running the job, you already know what you need from a carpenter: turn up on the day agreed, work to the drawings, and not create work for the trade that follows.
Send drawings, a schedule or even photos and measurements and I will price from them. If something on the drawing will not work once it meets the actual building, which happens more often on older properties than anyone would like, you will hear about it before it is built rather than after.
That covers first fix and structural carpentry through to the fitted furniture and finish joinery at the end, and I am happy to price a package or a single element of it.
Regular work in Horsham and Guildford, and across the rest of Surrey and Sussex.
Recent for builders, architects & developers work
Reviews
What customers say
I had Luke working with me on a recent job and I can't be more appreciative of how hard he works. He's super friendly, a good sense of humour and his work is superb! Would 100% recommend getting him in for any carpentry and joinery work.
Luke has made me a Pergola in my garden, replaced a rotting door on my shed and also made me a new garden gate and surround. I am really pleased with his work and he kept to his estimate. I’d be happy to have him work for me again.
FAQs
For Builders, Architects & Developers: common questions
Can you price from drawings or a schedule?
Yes. Send drawings, a schedule, or even photos and measurements, and Luke will price from them.
Will you fit around our programme?
Yes. The work is fitted around your programme and the other trades on site, and snagged properly at the end.
Do you send a crew?
No. You get one carpenter on site, not a rotating crew.
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