What kind of carpentry do you take on in Jersey?
Everything from a single sticking door to the full carcass of a loft conversion. Domestic work is the bulk of it: floors, studwork, doors, skirting, wardrobes, staircases and the joinery that finishes a renovation. If it is timber and it needs cutting properly, it is our sort of job.
Do you make things on site or in a workshop?
Both, depending on the piece. Fitted work is nearly always cut and scribed on site, because Jersey houses move and nothing sits perfectly square. Larger one-off pieces are made up first and then fitted and adjusted in the room.
Can you work alongside our other trades?
Yes, and we do it constantly. We are used to sequencing first fix around electrics and plumbing so nothing gets buried or cut through, and we will talk directly to whoever else is on the job rather than leaving you to relay it.
Do you clear up as you go?
Yes. Cutting is kept outside or in one contained area wherever possible, offcuts and dust are cleared at the end of each day and the house is left usable. It is not a small thing when you are living in the middle of the work.
Do you charge for a quote?
No. We come out, look at the job properly and give you a written price with no obligation. If there are two ways to do something at different costs, you get told both.
