Top Rated Carpenters in Perth WA

Not only do carpenters construct, install and repair both structures and fixtures, they are also the tradie you need for renovation projects. Whether you are completely tearing down a room and rebuilding it from scratch, or looking to sharpen up some of the finer details, it’s a good idea to call on a carpenter’s expertise. They have spent years honing their carpentry craft and will have the tools, skills and quality finish that only a professional can provide. Importantly, by choosing a carpenter over DIYing the renovation, you’ll have a guarantee for the work, which means any damage that occurs during renovations will be taken care of and you’ll get a warranty for a set period.

While many carpenters work across a variety of projects, from construction to repair to custom jobs like window framing and repairs, others specialise on residential and commercial projects. In particular, some carpenters will spend most of their time working on-site to build the frames for houses and buildings. Depending on your particular needs, you may want to seek out the services of a carpenter who specialises in house frames. Also known as a frame carpenter, they will be experienced in duties such as frame construction, sheathing, formwork, rehabilitation, stair and rail installation, trim work, roofing and siding, and much more.

There are plenty of jobs around the home that you may be able to tackle on your own, but when it comes to more complex tasks – especially those that require a steady and experienced hand – it’s best to get a quote from a professional carpenter. Architrave mouldings, for example, may not be the most ideal DIY job, especially if you’ve never attempted to install them before.

Much like getting a window built, installed or repaired, you might think a joiner is the best person to call for door work. But carpenters will generally have the skills and the tools to take care of this type of work. Not only will a skilled carpenter be able to source – or even create – a door for your needs, they will also be able to fit them on-site using metal fasteners, screws and nails, while also taking care of the fitting locks, handles, door bells and other extras you might want for the job.

Just like getting architraves installed, skirting is not recommended for DIYers who lack experience. A carpenter, however, will have the skills to handle architrave mouldings and well as install skirting boards in your home or business. With a careful hand and the specific tools for the job, they will make light work of any skirting needs you have, as well as provide a guarantee for the job plus warranty on top – just in case there are any issues down the line.

Need a ramp at home or dedicated wheelchair access at your business? Safety is paramount when it comes to ramps, so make sure you speak to your carpenter about what you want included as part of the ramp – such as the specific incline/decline angle, support rails, multiple levels, etc. An experienced carpenter will also be able to advise you on the best materials to use for the ramp, whether that’s sturdy timber, versatile aluminium or another material that can withstand significant weight and also stand up to the elements.