Joiners

Featuring the best joiners in New Zealand

ArchiPro features the best joiners from across New Zealand. Whether you’re building a house, renovating a kitchen, or designing your living room furniture, these professionals have the skill and experience to meet all your joinery needs and requirements. With professionals who work in residential and commercial settings, you’ll find the right expert you need no matter what your situation. They are an important part of a wider network of building and construction professionals that you can connect with on ArchiPro.  

Types of services that a joiner provides

Custom cabinetry and furniture

Joiners design, build, and install bespoke cabinetry for kitchens, bathrooms, wardrobes, and other storage solutions. They create custom-made furniture, such as tables, chairs, and shelving units, tailored to the specific requirements and style preferences of the client.

Windows and doors

They manufacture and install custom doors (internal and external) and window frames, including bi-fold, sliding, French doors, and bespoke window designs. Joiners also work with timber doors and windows, providing options for various architectural styles, often working with other windows and doors professionals. 

Staircases

Joiners design, fabricate and install custom staircases, including traditional wooden stairs, contemporary floating stairs, and spiral staircases. They often provide a full service from the initial design concept to the final installation though they can also work with staircase builders.

Restoration and repairs

They repair and restore existing wooden structures, including heritage homes and furniture. This service often involves replicating original joinery details to maintain the authenticity of the piece or building.

Bespoke joinery

Joiners create custom woodwork pieces, such as architraves, skirting boards, cornices, and mouldings, tailored to match specific design requirements or to replicate historical designs.

Outdoor joinery

They may also work on exterior projects, such as wooden decks, pergolas, fences, gates, and other outdoor structures that require custom woodwork.

Installation services

Joiners provide installation services for all their crafted products, ensuring a professional finish and fit. This includes onsite adjustments and customisation to ensure everything fits perfectly in the given space.

Consultation and design

Many joiners offer consultation and design services, working closely with architects, interior designers, and homeowners to create custom woodwork that aligns with the overall vision of the project.

Finishing and polishing

They provide finishing services, including staining, varnishing, painting, and other treatments to protect the wood to a high standard and achieve the desired aesthetic.

The advantages of hiring a skilled joiner

Hiring an experienced joiner for a project in New Zealand offers numerous benefits, including high-quality craftsmanship and attention to detail that ensures a superior finish and durability in all wooden elements. Qualified joiners bring expertise in working with diverse materials and knowledge of local building regulations and standards, which is crucial for both new builds and renovations. They can provide tailored solutions that enhance the functionality and aesthetic appeal of a space, whether it involves custom cabinetry, bespoke furniture, or intricate woodwork. Additionally, experienced joiners offer valuable design insights and creative solutions, often saving time and costs through efficient project management and precise installations.

How to choose the best joinery installation and repair contractor for your project

To choose a joiner for your next project in New Zealand, start by researching and shortlisting professionals with a strong reputation and a portfolio of past work that aligns with your style and requirements, easily done on platforms like ArchiPro. Ensure they have relevant experience in the type of project you’re planning, whether it’s custom cabinetry, furniture, or other bespoke woodwork. Verify their qualifications, such as trade certifications or membership in professional organisations, which indicate adherence to industry standards. Finally, ask for references and ensure they are transparent about costs, materials, and any warranties or guarantees on their work to ensure a smooth and satisfactory outcome.

You can then ask them questions like the following:

• How long have you been in business in New Zealand?
• Do you have any relevant certifications for this work?
• Have you worked on projects similar to mine before?
• Which areas of joinery are you most comfortable with?
• Do you foresee any challenges with my project as described?
• How long will the work take?