Carpentry and fencing in Porthcawl
Wardrobes, joinery and fencing for Porthcawl, Newton, Nottage and Rest Bay, where the salt air changes what is worth fitting outside.
Common questions
Does the sea air really change the fencing?
Yes, and it is the one place on our patch where it genuinely changes the specification. Salt and onshore wind are hard on timber and harder on fixings. Concrete posts, gravel boards and heavier gauge fixings usually pay for themselves on an exposed plot.
My house is only used part of the year, does that matter?
It does for fitted furniture against a cold external wall. A house that is not heated through the winter can trap moisture behind a unit built tight to the wall. Where that is a risk we build in a ventilation gap. It is a five minute conversation that saves a call in two years.
Do you cover Newton and Nottage?
Yes, along with Rest Bay, Pyle, Kenfig Hill and North Cornelly.
Can you fit wardrobes in a seafront flat?
Yes. Access and lift restrictions matter more than usual, so tell us the floor and whether there is a lift when you enquire.
FAQ
Questions we get asked before a job starts
Do you charge for the measure-up?
No. We come out, measure the room and send you a written spec with the ranges and sizes on it. You are under no obligation after that.
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