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How do I find skilled local carpenters and joiners?

Searching for carpenters near me can be a daunting task, with so many local tradesmen available, how can you be sure which one is right for you?

Whether you are looking for custom cabinets or repairs to your staircase, finding the right carpenter or joiner can be made so much easier with Houzz. Read on to find out everything you need to know about finding skilled carpenters and joiners near you.

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What carpenters & joiners can help with 

Carpenters and Joiners can help with the majority of projects involving wood, from custom cabinets for your kitchen to timber roof frames. Carpentry covers a large range of jobs including:

  • Custom Cupboards & Cabinets
  • Cabinet Repair
  • Furniture Repair
  • Bespoke Media Units
  • Shelving
  • Hardwood Flooring Repairs
  • Supports for internal walls and roof frames
  • Other home structures including door frames, windows, staircases and decking (including repair for these)

How do I find a carpenter or joiner near me?

There are many ways to find a carpenter or joiner that's local to you, we will guide you through the best options and what also to consider when searching:

Online Search - The most common and easiest way to discover carpenters & joiners close to home is through Houzz. Simply search for Houzz to find carpenters near you. You can look up local carpenters & joiners to see their reviews, compare prices and view their past projects to ensure they are the right fit for you. 

Reviews - See reviews from past customers on Houzz to help you choose a carpenter or joiner whose work is to your liking. Many past customers also upload their images of projects so you can see the work for yourself!

Frequently Asked Questions about Carpenters & Joiners

Your most asked Carpenter & Joiner questions answered.

What’s the difference between a carpenter and a joiner?

The terms “carpenters” and “joiners” are often used interchangeably when searching for carpenters near me. In short, joiners are more focused on the creation of wooden structures such as door frames, windows and staircases in a workshop. The product is then distributed for installation, which is usually completed by a carpenter. 

From a Houzz Professional

James Read from JackJames Furniture explains in further detail: “A carpenter works exclusively on-site. They would be covering first and second fix, so putting up walls and roofs, then installing joinery.
A joiner is based in the workshop constructing joinery – doors, windows and anything technical that needs the controlled environment of the workshop to be built in.”

Should I hire a carpenter or a joiner?

So you may still be asking yourself, do I need a carpenter or a joiner? With the names being often used interchangeably, it’s worth searching a little deeper by finding carpenters and joiners who specialise in the work you are looking for. For example, searching for ‘cabinet makers near me’ and using Houzz to find recommendations by filtering by project type.

Carpenter and Joinery Costs

The hourly rate charged by carpenters near you can vary depending on the project and the specific tasks involved. On average, carpenters charge between £30 to £40+ per hour. However, obtaining quotes from carpenters near you will provide you with a more accurate estimate. For a more accurate price for your project, speak with a local carpenter or joiner.

How much do joiners charge per hour?

The average cost for a joiner in the UK is similar to a carpenter, from £20 - £40 per hour depending on the job, location and other factors. Some tradespeople will often charge a flat fee or a day rate instead if you have a larger job.

How do I choose a good carpenter?

Before hiring a local carpenter, take some due diligence into your tradesperson to ensure you are happy and confident that the work will be completed to a high standard. Failing to do this could result in expensive repairs to make right and cause undue stress. Take the following into account when reviewing local carpenters and joiners near you: Do they have references or a range of positive reviews to show they are reputable? Do they have the relevant licences and insurance to protect you, your property and their workers? Can the carpenter offer the work required and complete it within the timeframe you need it finished by? Will you receive a detailed quote for the work and payment options you are happy with? 

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