Interior joinery

Interior doors

Can’t find a door on the market that matches your existing doors, or do you simply have a very specific idea of what would enhance your home? A joiner or wrought ironworker can design the door(s) of your dreams and then make them in the wood of your choice or in wrought iron.

Made-to-measure furniture

A joiner will take your project in hand by coming to your home to listen to your wishes, then translate them into a plan and, of course, offer you samples of wood, shelves, handles… Our aim? To create the piece of furniture you’ve been dreaming of. And even better!

Interior window sills

These can be made from wood, stone or MDF to give your interior a fresh new look.

Staircase renovation

Your wooden staircase can look radically different if it is sanded, painted, varnished or even carpeted. We can always discuss the possibilities with you during our first visit, when we will be able to assess the condition and potential of your staircase.

External joinery

External joinery work covers all the work involved in fitting your window frames, doors, roof windows, blinds, shutters, insect screens, electric shutters, garage doors, etc., whatever the basic material, which can be wood, but also PVC or aluminium. Some of these elements, such as shutters or blinds, can be controlled by your home automation system. Whichever material you prefer, you can always choose from a wide range of colours available from our specialist suppliers of window frames, doors, garage doors and shutters…

Roof windows

To install your roof windows, we can of course take care of creating the opening in the roof. This means that we also take care of all the external and internal finishing touches: waterproofing, tiles, plasterboard on the inside, etc.

Then, if you wish, we can fit your roof window with an electric shutter, a blackout blind, etc. Once again, you’ll need to consult our suppliers to determine the accessory(ies) that will increase your comfort.

Dormer Window

Installing a dormer Window allows you to increase the usable space in the room under your roof without having to carry out a huge amount of work. That said, as the volume of your house will be altered, you will need to apply to your local authority for planning permission.