7 Carpenters in Hull
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Allaboutjoinery
Hull
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BRJOINERY SERVICES LTD
Hull
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Bespoke Joinery
HU128TJ
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Beverley Joinery
HU175LG
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Cottingham Joinery
Hull
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Jcs Joinery
Hull
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Kingston Carpentry
HU107HT
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Carpenter Services in Hull
- Fitted kitchens and bedrooms
- Bespoke furniture and cabinets
- Door hanging and fitting
- Skirting boards and architraves
- Staircase construction and repair
- Window and door frames
How to Choose a Carpenter in Hull
View their portfolio
Joinery is a craft—ask to see photos or examples of previous work, especially projects similar to yours.
Discuss materials
Quality of timber and materials significantly affects the finish. Discuss options and their durability.
Get detailed specifications
For fitted furniture, ensure quotes specify dimensions, materials, fittings (hinges, handles), and finish.
Check workshop capacity
Bespoke work is often made in a workshop. Ask about their facilities and whether they have capacity for your project timeline.
Areas Covered
Carpenters listed on Hull Trades serve Hull city centre and surrounding areas including:
HullHessleAnlabyCottinghamWillerbyBeverleyBroughKirk EllaEast Yorkshire
Frequently Asked Questions
How much do joiners charge in Hull?
Joiners in Hull typically charge £180-£280 per day or £25-£40 per hour. Bespoke fitted furniture is usually quoted per project. A fitted wardrobe might cost £800-£2,500 depending on size and specifications.
What is the difference between a joiner and a carpenter?
Traditionally, joiners work in a workshop making items like doors, windows, and furniture, while carpenters work on-site fitting and constructing. In practice, many tradespeople do both and the terms are often used interchangeably.
How long does bespoke joinery take?
Timescales depend on complexity. A fitted wardrobe might take 2-3 weeks from measurement to installation. A full fitted kitchen could take 4-8 weeks including design, manufacture, and fitting.
Can joiners repair old woodwork?
Yes, skilled joiners can repair or restore existing woodwork including sash windows, period doors, staircases, and furniture. This is often more economical and sympathetic than replacement for older properties.
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