About Us

Two people, one workshop

This is a small joinery workshop run by two people at the edge of the harbour. We make fitted wardrobes, kitchen units, staircases and repair sash windows. The people who visit your home are the same people who build your piece, finish it, and stand behind it when it's done.

Nothing bought in

Every wardrobe, kitchen unit, staircase and window repair is made and finished here, in our own workshop. Nothing arrives from a factory or outside supplier. That's why we can guarantee the quality and fit of the work, and why we take the time to get it right.

Oak and ash: a working knowledge

Years of working with timber have taught us how oak and ash behave — how they move with the seasons, how they take a finish, how they age. We choose and prepare timber suited to each job, whether a staircase that needs to carry weight smoothly, a wardrobe that needs to sit true in a period cottage, or a sash window repair on a frame that's settled unevenly over a hundred years.

How we work

A proper home visit.

A proper home visit. We come to you, see the space, measure carefully, understand what you need. No guesses. No quote without this.

Honest timelines.

Honest timelines. The workshop typically books six to eight weeks ahead. You get a real date, not a vague promise we'll scramble to keep.

Made here, finished here.

Made here, finished here. Your piece is built and completed in our workshop. You'll see progress, and we'll talk you through how it's coming along.

Delivery and installation.

Delivery and installation. We bring it to your home, fit it properly, and make sure everything works the way it should.

The harbour town and villages we serve

We're rooted here — the harbour is where we work from, and where many of our clients are. We take regular commissions in the docks area, and we know the villages within roughly twenty miles. This is our territory, not a wide anonymous service area. We show up, we know the area, and we understand the older properties and the spaces people live in.