SiteCarpenterforNewBuildinPoole

Site carpentry on a new build is built to the drawings the rest of the build is already running to, not worked out on site. Floor joists, roof timbers and stud partitions follow the structural engineer's spans and loadings, and openings, room layouts and finishes follow the architect's drawings, so first fix lands exactly where the rest of the build expects it. Second fix, doors, skirting and architrave, follows the same drawings once plastering and flooring are done, fitted in whatever order the build actually needs rather than a fixed sequence set in advance.

New build work also has to satisfy Building Regulations, signed off through building control rather than by the carpenter. Structural first fix is built to stand up to that inspection, agreed against the engineer's drawings where the job calls for it, so the build is not held up later waiting on carpentry that has to be opened up and redone.

Working this way suits a builder or main contractor who wants to call Alex directly for the carpentry package, rather than managing it as a separate contract. It is the same approach behind all of Bespoke Builds Carpentry's carpentry for builders and contractors: new build carpentry priced as price work or a day rate, whichever fits the job, with subcontractors brought in where a stage needs more than one pair of hands. Every job still starts with a site visit rather than a price agreed over the phone, because the scope, the stage the build has reached and the access all change what the carpentry actually involves, and materials are agreed before anything is ordered.