Structural carpentry
Studwork, joists, roof timbers, floors and door linings. Everything that gets covered up and has to be right the first time.
New builds, dwellings, renovations, commercial and domestic work across Wigan. Some of it on Network Rail.
Most joiners advertising in Wigan do not state a qualification anywhere. This one does, so it belongs at the top rather than in a bio nobody scrolls to.
First fix, second fix, and the finish work that decides whether a job looks finished.
Studwork, joists, roof timbers, floors and door linings. Everything that gets covered up and has to be right the first time.
Doors hung, skirting, architrave, staircases and the mouldings that have to match what is already in an older house.
Work into buildings where nothing is square and no two openings are the same size. Measured on site rather than ordered off a plan.
Dwellings from frame through to handover, working to programme with the other trades on site.
Getting on a Network Rail job means passing checks a domestic joiner never faces: competence, method, and turning up to somebody else's programme with no room in it.
A homeowner does not know what that means. A main contractor does, which is exactly why it belongs on a page they can find.
Currently, almost entirely recommendation and returning clients. That works until the person recommending you says look them up.
Joinery is judged on the finish and nothing else. Six photographs of completed work, ideally including something on a commercial or rail job, would carry this whole site. Send them and the empty blocks come out.
Domestic or commercial. What it is, where it is, and roughly when.