First-fix and second-fix carpentry for refurbishments — from studwork and floors to the doors, skirting and staircases that finish a room. The whole carpentry package, one tidy trade.
Full public liability cover on every job.
A Southampton carpenter who treats your home like his own.
A clear written price with no pressure and no obligation.
Renovation carpentry covers everything a refurbishment needs from the carpenter — first-fix and second-fix. First-fix is the structural, behind-the-walls work: stud partitions, floor joists and flooring, door linings, noggins and boxing-in. Second-fix is the visible finishing: hanging doors, skirting, architraves, window boards, staircases and fitted storage.
We're used to being one trade in a bigger project, so we work cleanly around builders, electricians and plasterers and keep to the programme. In older Southampton homes we spend time matching new mouldings to original skirting and architrave profiles, so a renovation looks of-a-piece rather than patched.
Stud partitions, floor joists, flooring, door linings and boxing-in.
Hanging doors, skirting, architraves and window boards.
New and altered staircases, balustrades and handrails.
Built-in storage and joinery to suit the refurbished space.
New trim matched to original profiles in period homes.
Worked cleanly around your builders, electricians and plasterers.
We walk the project, take measurements and agree the scope.
A clear carpentry plan and a transparent, no-obligation quote.
Studwork, joists, flooring and linings, ready for plaster.
Doors, skirting and trims fitted, then a spotless clean-up.
First-fix is the structural carpentry done before plastering — studwork, joists, flooring and door linings. Second-fix is the finishing afterwards — doors, skirting, architraves and staircases. We do both.
Yes. We can take on the full carpentry package for a renovation, from first-fix through to the final finishing, and coordinate with your other trades.
Routinely. We're comfortable working to a programme around builders, electricians and plasterers, keeping our areas tidy and ready for the next trade.
Yes — in older homes we match, or have profiles matched, so new trim lines up with the original. That's what makes a refurbishment look seamless rather than patched.
Send a few details and a photo or two and we'll arrange a free, no-obligation quote.
