Historic properties deserve joinery that understands their proportions, materials and methods of construction. We repair and reproduce traditional timber details for period homes, listed buildings and conservation projects, combining established craft with modern expectations of durability and comfort.
Repairing and retaining historic fabric
Where original timber remains serviceable, careful local repair can preserve more character than wholesale replacement. We assess decay, movement, previous alterations and water paths before recommending work, then splice or renew only what the condition requires wherever practical.
Windows, doors and architectural joinery
Our heritage work can include sash and case windows, traditional doors, shutters, panelling, skirtings, facings, mouldings and purpose-made components. Surviving details provide the best reference for profiles and proportions; where none remain, we develop a solution appropriate to the building.
Consent and conservation requirements
Listed building consent or planning permission may be required when work affects historic character. Requirements are property-specific, so owners should confirm permissions before alterations begin. We can describe the proposed joinery clearly and work alongside architects, conservation advisers and other appointed professionals.
Discuss your project
Tell us about the property, the work you are considering and any known planning or conservation requirements.