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Get found by local customers searching for joinery work online. Set up a professional profile in minutes and start attracting local jobs.
What the work involves
Joiners craft bespoke timber components — doors, windows, staircases, fitted furniture, and architectural joinery — typically in a workshop before installing on site. Common jobs include bespoke fitted kitchens and wardrobes, staircase replacement, sash window repair, hardwood door manufacture, and period joinery restoration.
Qualifications and accreditations
City & Guilds NVQ qualifications in Joinery are the industry benchmark — joiners working on heritage properties may also hold specialist restoration certifications from organisations such as the Guild of Master Craftsmen.
Frequently asked questions
How much does TradrLink cost?
You can build and preview your full profile for free - no payment required to get started. Publishing your listing to go live and unlocking all the tools (your public business page, customer reviews, quote management, and invoicing) requires a paid subscription. Plans start from £9.99/month with no long-term contract.
Is there a contract or minimum term?
No. TradrLink has no long-term contracts and no minimum commitment. You can cancel, pause, or delete your profile at any time - no notice period, no questions asked.
How quickly will I start getting enquiries?
A complete profile - with photos, a clear description, your service areas, and at least a few customer reviews - typically starts appearing in local search results within days of setup. The more reviews you collect, the higher you'll rank.
What's included in a published TradrLink profile?
A published TradrLink profile gives you everything you need for a professional online presence. That includes: a public business page with your photos, services, and contact details; a shareable review link so customers can leave feedback in seconds; and the built-in quote and invoice tool. Publish whenever you're ready — no contract required.
How do I collect reviews from customers?
Every TradrLink profile has a unique review link. After finishing a job, send it to your customer by text or WhatsApp and they can leave a review in under a minute. Asking consistently after every job is the fastest way to build your reputation.
Can I list more than one trade or cover multiple areas?
Yes. You can add multiple trade categories and service areas to your profile so you appear in searches across all the types of work you do and the locations you cover.
How is TradrLink different from Checkatrade or MyBuilder?
Unlike Checkatrade's £100-500+/month subscription or MyBuilder's per-lead credit system, TradrLink lets you preview your full profile before committing. Once published, you pay a simple monthly fee with no long-term contract. Customers contact you directly through your permanent professional profile - no competing against other tradespeople for the same lead.
Common questions from customers
Can a joiner repair my sash windows rather than replacing them?
In most cases, yes. Skilled joiners can replace individual sashes, repair broken cords and pulleys, add draught-proofing strips, and restore original glazing bars — all of which are far cheaper than full replacement. Sash window repair is often the preferred approach for listed buildings and conservation areas.
What timber is best for bespoke joinery?
The right timber depends on the application. For exterior joinery (doors, windows, fascias) hardwoods such as oak, accoya, and idigbo offer superior durability. For interior fitted furniture, oak and walnut are popular high-end choices, while painted MDF and softwood are cost-effective alternatives. Your joiner will advise on the best material for your budget and requirements.
How long does bespoke joinery take to manufacture?
Lead times vary by complexity and the joiner's order book. A single bespoke door might take one to two weeks; a set of fitted wardrobes or a new staircase typically takes four to eight weeks from deposit to installation. Always confirm lead times before commissioning, particularly for time-sensitive projects.