Our workshop is at 43 Bleak Hill Way in Mansfield, and we cover roughly a 30-mile radius from there. That takes in most of Nottinghamshire and a good part of north Derbyshire.
We are used to older housing across this area, which matters more than it sounds. A lot of it sits in conservation areas or carries an Article 4 direction, and that changes what you are allowed to put back in an opening. If you are not sure where you stand, ring and ask before you order anything.
If your town is not listed below, it does not mean we will not come. Ring and ask.
- Joiners in Alfreton Copying a profile instead of approximating it When a window or a door in an older house has finally gone,…
- Joiners in Bolsover The list entry is a specification, so we cut to it Most period joinery starts with guesswork about what was…
- Joiners in Chesterfield Taking a section off the window already in the wall We do not price a period window from a photograph.…
- Joiners in Hucknall Internal doors made for the opening, not the catalogue The Leen Valley terraces and the interwar semis behind them were…
- Joiners in Kirkby-in-Ashfield Which timber, and what it looks like in ten years The species decision is made before any sizes are settled,…
- Joiners in Newark-on-Trent Matching a Georgian sash that has moved for two hundred years Nearly every job here starts with a profile gauge…
- Joiners in Southwell Getting the glazing bar right before anything else On a Georgian frontage the eye reads the glazing bars before it…
- Joiners in Sutton-in-Ashfield What is actually inside a box sash A vertical slider is a machine as much as it is a window.…
- Joiners in Worksop Casements fail at the hinge, the stay and the cill The bulk of what we replace in Worksop is casement…