furniture joinery in Newcastle Upon Tyne (22)

Looking for a joiner for a project in Newcastle upon Tyne? Whether you’re dealing with draughty sash windows in Jesmond, planning under-stairs storage in Heaton, or need kitchen joinery that actually fits, we can help you search for a joiner who offers the services you need, where you need them.

You can search for checked joiners operating in Newcastle upon Tyne covering various areas of the city and beyond, such as Gateshead, Gosforth, Fenham and South Shields. Use our tools to compare quotes, read reviews and even book a job.

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Joinery in Newcastle upon Tyne: What to expect and costs

Joiners covering Newcastle can handle everything from small repairs to bespoke builds. Many work off-site in workshops, crafting pieces to size before installing them in your home.

Popular joinery services in Newcastle include:

• Fitted wardrobes and alcove units
• Kitchen joinery: cupboards, islands and counters
• Timber doors and window repairs
• Staircase repairs, handrails and spindles
• Wall panelling, skirting and mouldings
• Garden structures like gates, decking and pergolas

Average joinery costs in Newcastle upon Tyne:

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For detailed pricing breakdowns, check out our joinery and carpentry cost guide or use the Job Estimate Calculator for a quote a little more tailored to your job.

What’s usually included in a joiner’s quote?

Most quotes will include labour and materials. Check whether disposal of waste, finishing touches, and VAT are included - and ask for an itemised breakdown if in doubt.

Common qualifications:

• NVQ Level 2/3 in Carpentry & Joinery
• City & Guilds Carpentry
• CSCS card for site-based work
• Portfolio of previous jobs or references

How long will the job take?

It depends on the job. Smaller fixes might take half a day. Bespoke work like built-in storage or staircase installation can take several days or more, especially if it’s made to measure off-site.

Joinery in Newcastle upon Tyne: Renters vs Homeowners

Homeowners

If you own your home, you’re responsible for arranging and paying for joinery work, and you’re generally free to commission whatever projects you want. For bigger projects, get a written quote and discuss timelines up front. Ask if the work is guaranteed or comes with aftercare.

Renters

If you rent, your landlord is usually responsible for fixing joinery-related issues like faulty windows or doors. If you’re making cosmetic changes (shelving or storage), you’ll need written permission. Some joiners operating in Newcastle upon Tyne can liaise with your letting agent or landlord directly.

Landlords

You’re responsible for making sure joinery issues are repaired promptly and meet safety standards. From broken bannisters to fire-safe doors, hiring a joiner helps keep your property compliant and your tenants safe.

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