Carpenter in Rutherford

TM Built Construction provides a wide range of construction and home improvement services for Rutherford and its surrounding areas, including Telarah and Farley. Contact us to confirm whether we service your specific location. 

Yes, carpenters are skilled in restoring old timber structures, such as beams, flooring, staircases, and furniture. Restoration involves assessing the structure’s integrity and identifying areas affected by rot, pests, or wear. Carpenters carefully remove damaged sections, replace or repair timber components, and reinforce the structure for stability. Techniques like sanding, refinishing, and sealing restore the wood’s appearance while protecting it from future damage. For historic buildings or furniture, carpenters use traditional methods and materials to maintain authenticity. Professional restoration ensures old timber structures retain their character and functionality, extending their lifespan while preserving their historical or sentimental value.

Building a timber deck involves several key steps to ensure durability and functionality. First, carpenters assess the site, measure dimensions, and design the layout based on your needs. The area is levelled, and footings or posts are securely anchored to provide a stable foundation. Carpenters then install joists and bearers to create a strong framework for the deck. Timber boards are carefully laid, spaced for proper drainage, and fixed with durable fasteners. The deck is then sanded, sealed, or stained to protect it from weather damage. A well-built deck provides an attractive, practical outdoor space for entertaining, relaxing, or dining.

Yes, carpenters specialise in installing skirting boards and architraves to enhance a home’s interior finish. Skirting boards cover gaps between walls and floors, protecting walls from scuffs while providing a polished look. Architraves are fitted around doors and windows to frame them and add decorative detail. Carpenters measure and cut these elements with precision to ensure clean lines and seamless joints. They use tools like mitre saws for accurate angles and secure fittings with nails, screws, or adhesives. Skirting boards and architraves can be painted, stained, or varnished to complement the home’s décor, providing a refined and cohesive finish.