Carpentry by master hands.

A new roof truss, roof renovation or attic conversion? Our vetted master carpenters build precise, durable structures — from treated timber, coordinated with a structural engineer, on schedule.

Why does expertise matter?

The roof is the most heavily used structure of a building — the quality of the carpentry determines the condition of the house for decades. Our partners work exclusively with dried timber treated against fungi and insects, and where needed the structure is dimensioned in consultation with a structural engineer.

They take on building new roof trusses, reinforcing and replacing old roof structures, restoration after water damage, and the complete carpentry of attic conversions — on request together with organising the roofing and the tinsmith work.

  • New roof trusses and roof renovation
  • Treated, dried timber
  • Structures agreed with a structural engineer
Carpenter working on a new roof structure

What our master carpenters take on

Building new roof structures

Traditional and nail-plate roof trusses for family houses, outbuildings and halls.

Renovation and reinforcement

Professional restoration of sagging, water-damaged or under-dimensioned structures, with element replacement.

Quality timber

Dried, treated sawn timber with fungus and insect protection — certified, from a traceable source.

Structural safety

Where needed, structures are dimensioned in consultation with a structural engineer — with documentation.

Attic conversion

From the carpentry alterations to preparing the insulation — we turn the attic into living space.

Coordinated trades

On request, organising the roofing, tinsmith work and lightning protection also stays in one hand.

Carpentry — frequently asked questions

Yes — our partners typically work with their own established suppliers, so the offer includes sourcing and delivering the treated timber as well.

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