Your work is the best sales pitch you have. A carpentry website should get out of the way and let a solid oak staircase, a fitted kitchen or a wall of built-in wardrobes do the talking. That is exactly what we build.
It happens all the time. A skilled joiner with years of beautiful work gets passed over for someone with a slicker website. The customer never saw the better work because it was buried in a Facebook album from 2019 or sitting on a phone.
People commissioning bespoke carpentry are spending serious money. They want to see finished pieces, understand how you work and feel confident you will turn up and finish the job. Your website is where that decision gets made, usually late in the evening and usually on a phone.
Kitchens, staircases, wardrobes and fitted furniture, doors and windows, decking and garden structures, commercial fit-outs. Visitors go straight to the kind of job they have in mind instead of scrolling through everything.
A short write-up for your best jobs: what the client wanted, the timber and finish you chose, how long it took. A before and after, a detail shot of a joint or a hand-cut dovetail. This is what separates a craftsman from a fitter in the customer’s mind.
Project type, rough dimensions, photos of the space, timeline and a budget range. You learn in two minutes whether the job is a fit, and you stop driving out to price work that was never going to go ahead.
Homeowners want inspiration and reassurance. Main contractors and developers want capacity, insurance, first and second fix experience, and proof you finish on schedule. We give each a clear path.
Your trade qualifications, insurance and, if you have it, your Construction Industry Register Ireland (CIRI) registration. CIRI is moving from voluntary to mandatory in phases, so clients and contractors are starting to look for it.
You finish a job, take a few photos and add them to the site from your phone in minutes. A website that grows with every job keeps looking current and keeps giving Google something new to find.
A custom furniture maker. We designed their logo and built a WordPress site focused on showing off products, craftsmanship and brand.
A builder’s website with premium branding and striking project imagery.
Photos make or break a carpentry website, and you do not need a professional for most of them. A few tips we give every client:
Shoot in daylight with the lights off, so the timber colour looks true.
Clear the space before you shoot. Tools and offcuts distract from the finish.
Take one wide shot, one medium shot and two or three close-ups of details.
Take a “before” photo at the start of every job. You will be glad you did.
For your very best projects, a half day with a photographer pays for itself many times over.
Every project gets a fixed price after a short call. No hourly billing and no surprises. Simple sites start from €700.
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Maintenance plans start from €55 a month once you are live.
The number of pages and galleries.
Copywriting, if you want us to write your project stories and service pages.
Enquiry forms, from a simple contact form to a detailed project brief.
Logo and branding, if you need them, as we did for Country Vale.
Most projects take three or four calls. You speak directly to the person building your site.
A short first call to see whether we are a fit.
A scoping call, then a fixed written quote.
Design shared through a live link, so you can review it between jobs.
Launch, connected to Google and set up so adding a new project is quick.
Simple websites start from €700 with a fixed quote before we begin. A larger site with multiple galleries, written project stories and a custom logo costs more.
Instagram is great for showing work to people who already follow you. It does very little for someone searching Google for “bespoke staircase Cork” or “fitted wardrobes near me”. A website puts you in front of those people and you own it, whatever happens to the algorithm.
Exact prices rarely work for bespoke carpentry, but a guide helps. Something like “fitted wardrobes typically start from” filters out people with unrealistic budgets and saves you time.
Yes. We build on WordPress and set up a simple way to add a project with photos and a short description.
Only show a registration you actually hold. If you are registered with CIRI, include it alongside your insurance and qualifications. If you are not yet, it is worth keeping an eye on as mandatory registration rolls out.
Yes. We are based in Cork and work with businesses right across Ireland.
Send us a few photos of your best work and tell us the jobs you want more of. We will come back with a plan and a fixed price.
