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about — joinery new

same trade,
same city,
thirty years

Joinery New is a Liverpool joiner working across homes, shops and offices. Timber measured on site, made to the sizes taken, and fitted square.

A joiner's hand running a tape measure along planed timber boards.
sizes taken off the job, not off a guess
  • over 30 years in the trade
  • fully insured on every job
  • liverpool service area
  • six trades one joiner

01 — the short version

nothing gets cut until it's marked out

Thirty years on the tools teaches one thing above the rest: work to the opening you have actually got. Floors slope, walls run out, and older Liverpool houses were rarely square to begin with — plenty of newer ones aren't either.

So a job starts the same way every time. Tape out, pencil line marked, checked, then cut. It costs ten minutes at the start and saves the rest of the week.

Close-up of a hand saw being driven through a length of timber.
cut to the line, not near it

02 — how the work is done

a job, start to finish

The same order of operations whether it is one door or a full shop fit-out.

  • set out on site

    Sizes are taken where the work is going in, off the real opening, with allowance made for what the building is doing rather than what it ought to be doing.

  • made to those sizes

    Bench work is made up to the measurements taken, then brought out and fitted. Nothing gets forced or packed out to cover a bad number.

  • timber saved where it can be

    Sound old joinery is worth keeping. Where damaged timber can be cut back and repaired instead of ripped out, that is usually the better answer — and the cheaper one.

  • checked as it goes

    Level, plumb, square, three times over. Lines that read straight on the day still read straight a year later, which is the whole point of marking out.

  • left usable

    Off-cuts away, dust kept where it belongs, the room handed back in a state you can walk into. Most of this work happens in houses people are living in.

  • one number afterwards

    The person who quoted the job is the person who cut it, so questions later on get answered by someone who was stood there.

03 — who the work is for

homeowners, small
businesses, anyone

The job gets sized to what you need. One door is a job. So is a whole floor.

A door that has never shut properly, rotten sills, a staircase in need of repair, fitted cupboards for an awkward alcove, skirting and architrave through a whole house. Work in an occupied home is planned around the fact that you live there.

Shopfronts, counters, cladding, repairs and fit-outs for small businesses across Liverpool. Worked around how your place runs and when it opens, so trade carries on while the joinery goes in.

Landlords, agents, builders a joiner short, or anyone left halfway through something. If it is timber — or UPVC sitting alongside timber — it is worth asking. Have a look at the six trades and pick the nearest one.

04 — the plain details

facts, not flannel

experience
Over thirty years in joinery, all of it worked in and around Liverpool.
insurance
Fully insured. Cover is in place before the first cut is made, domestic or commercial.
what's covered
joinery · wood repairs · bench joinery · commercial · upvc · cladding
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service area
Liverpool.
address
14 Workshop Lane, Liverpool.
previous work
Photographs of the trade and finished timber are on the gallery.

05 — next step

tell us what
needs doing

A rough description and rough sizes are enough to start with. Photos help more. You get a clear price for the work before anything is cut.

Or email hello@joinerynew.example. Liverpool and around, homes and small businesses alike.