M.D JOINERY CONTRACTS
Joinery and Roofing Across Northern Ireland
M.D Joinery Contracts covers all aspects of joinery, inside and out, along with roofing work including tiling and slating. That spread means one trade can handle a job that would otherwise need two or three separate contractors booked around each other.
The work ranges from structural joinery and outdoor timber work through to finishing jobs inside the house, including feature walls and wall panelling. Photographs of completed work are posted on the M.D Joinery Contracts Facebook page, which is the quickest way to see the standard and the range before you ring.
Services
- All aspects of joinery, interior and exterior
- Roofing work
- Roof tiling
- Slating
- Feature walls
- Wall panelling
Joinery Inside the Home
Interior joinery covers the jobs that change how a room feels rather than how the building stands up: doors and architrave, skirting, fitted storage, stairs, and the panelling and feature walls that have become a standard part of a living room or hallway refresh. Panelling in particular is a job where the finish depends entirely on the setting out, so it is worth having a joiner do it rather than treating it as a weekend job.
Roofing, Tiling and Slating
Roof work covers tiling and slating, whether that is a new roof, a re-roof or repairs after weather damage. Northern Ireland’s wind and rain are hard on roofs, and slates that have slipped or nails that have corroded tend to show up as damp inside long before anyone looks up at the roof itself.
Contact M.D Joinery Contracts
Phone: 07500 666369
Facebook: M.D Joinery Contracts
Frequently Asked Questions
What areas does M.D Joinery Contracts cover?
M.D Joinery Contracts works across Northern Ireland. Ring 07500 666369 with your location and the job you have in mind to confirm coverage for your area.
What does “all aspects of joinery” actually include?
It covers both interior and exterior joinery. Inside that means doors, skirting and architrave, fitted storage, stairs, panelling and feature walls. Outside it covers timber work such as decking, fencing, gates, cladding and structural carpentry. If you are unsure whether your job falls under joinery, describe it on the phone and you will get a straight answer.
Do you do roofing as well as joinery?
Yes. Roofing is covered alongside the joinery work, including tiling and slating. Having both under one contractor is useful on jobs where the two overlap, such as an extension or a garden room, because the roof and the timber work are not waiting on separate diaries.
Can you fit wall panelling in an existing room?
Yes. Wall panelling and feature walls are fitted in existing rooms, which is the most common way it is done. Walls in older houses are rarely straight or square, so the setting out and scribing is where the work is, and it is what separates a neat finish from one that looks obviously off once the furniture goes back.
Do you take on small jobs or only full projects?
Both are worth asking about. A single feature wall, a set of doors or a roof repair are as much part of the work as larger contracts. Ring with the detail and it can be quoted.
Can I see examples of previous work?
Yes. Completed jobs are posted on the M.D Joinery Contracts Facebook page, which shows the range of work covered and the standard of finish. Looking through that first also helps you explain what you are after when you ring.
How do I get a quote?
Ring 07500 666369. Have the rough dimensions, the type of finish you want and your timescale in mind, and send photographs of the space if you can, as that usually saves a visit at the early stage.