Windows & Doors
Bespoke timber windows and doors, crafted and fitted to the highest standard.
Timber windows and doors are a defining feature of a property — influencing both its character and its performance. We design, craft and fit bespoke timber windows and doors that complement your home, combining traditional joinery skills with careful attention to detail.
Bespoke Timber Joinery
As carpenters and joiners, windows and doors are a natural part of what we do. We work with timber — a material we understand well — to produce joinery that is well proportioned, precisely made and built to last.
Whether you are replacing existing windows and doors, adding new openings as part of an extension, or reinstating period-appropriate joinery on an older property, we bring the same level of skill and care to every project.
New & Replacement Windows
We design and fit new timber windows to suit the style and proportions of your property. From traditional sash and casement windows to more contemporary designs, each window is made to the correct dimensions and detailed to complement the building.
Doors & Doorsets
We produce and fit bespoke timber doors for both internal and external use — from front doors and back doors to internal room doors and fitted doorsets. Frames, architraves and ironmongery are all considered as part of the overall design.
Period & Listed Properties
Timber windows and doors are particularly important on older and listed properties, where replacing original joinery with unsuitable modern alternatives can cause significant harm to the character of the building. We have experience working on period properties, producing joinery that is sympathetic to the original and, where required, meets the requirements of listed building consent.
Repair & Restoration
Not all windows and doors need replacing. Where existing timber joinery can be repaired and restored, that is often the better option — preserving original fabric and avoiding unnecessary waste. We carry out repairs to existing windows and doors, addressing rot, damaged sections, poorly fitting frames and worn ironmongery.