Carpenter Perth — Framing, Decking, Doors & Custom Repairs
From Minor Fixes to Major Repairs – We’ve Got You Covered!
Perth’s Trusted Carpentry Specialists
Skilled Carpentry Services for Perth Homes & Businesses
Get in touch today for a free carpentry quote.
Carpentry work we take on
We are carpenters first, which means the fiddly jobs other trades leave behind are usually the ones we get called for.
- Doors – hanging new doors, rehanging old ones, planing and adjusting doors that stick or will not latch, lock and handle replacement, fire door and commercial door hardware
- Windows – repair and replacement, sash and sill work, reveals and architraves, security screens and flyscreens
- Decking and pergolas – new decks built for Perth conditions, board replacement, re-fixing, sanding and re-coating, handrails and steps
- Skirting, architraves and trim – matching existing profiles, scribing to uneven walls, mitres that stay closed
- Framing – stud wall repairs, noggings, replacing rotted or termite-damaged members, wall openings
- Built-ins and storage – wardrobes, shelving, bench seats, laundry and garage storage
- Stairs and balustrades – tread and riser repairs, loose handrails, balustrade compliance work
- Roof and gutter carpentry – fascia, barge boards, eaves linings and soffits
- Flat pack and fit-out – assembly and proper wall fixing, TV mounts into studs rather than plasterboard alone
Where we work across Perth
We cover the Perth metropolitan area, with most of our work through the southern and south-eastern corridors:
Perth CBD · Byford · Armadale · Kelmscott · Gosnells · Canning Vale · Cockburn · Jandakot · Fremantle · Melville · South Perth · Victoria Park · Belmont · Midland · Rockingham · Mandurah
Residential and commercial both. If you are outside these areas, call and ask – we travel for the right job.
What good carpentry actually looks like
Carpentry is easy to do badly in a way that only shows up six months later. If you are comparing quotes, these are the things worth looking at on any tradesman’s past work:
- Consistent margins – the gap around a hung door should be even top to bottom and side to side. Uneven gaps mean the door was forced to fit rather than hung properly.
- Mitres that stay closed – architrave and skirting joints open up over a summer if the timber was not acclimatised or the joint was not glued as well as pinned.
- Fixings into something solid – anything carrying weight should be fixed into studs or properly anchored, not plasterboard with a plastic plug.
- Timber chosen for the job – Perth summers are hard on outdoor timber. Decking and pergola stock needs to suit the exposure, and end grain needs sealing where it is cut.
- A door that still works in February – timber moves with heat and humidity. A door adjusted properly allows for that; one planed to fit on a cool day will bind in a hot one.
We are a Master Builders WA member and fully insured, and we are happy to talk through how we would approach your job before you commit to anything.

