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Framing, structural work, doors, skirting and architraves across Narre Warren and Melbourne's south east. The timber work that makes a house feel finished. Get a free quote today.

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Carpentry Services

Experienced Carpentry for Every Part of Your Home

Good carpentry is noticeable in the way a home comes together, from straight framing and well-fitted doors to the finishing details that make the completed work feel right.

Edwards Building provides residential carpentry across Narre Warren and Melbourne's south east, covering framing and structural work through to doors, skirting boards, architraves, cladding and detailed finishing carpentry.

Carpentry is where the business started, and Tyler brings more than seven years of hands-on experience to larger building projects and standalone carpentry jobs alike.

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Why Choose Us

The Trade This Business Started In

Tyler started as a carpenter and still does the carpentry himself. Over seven years of it, on new builds and on houses a century old.

That matters most in an older house, where nothing is square and nothing measures the same at both ends. Getting it to look straight anyway is the whole skill.

  • Over seven years across framing, structural work and fine finishing
  • Comfortable on new builds and on homes a century old
  • Happy to quote small carpentry jobs, not just full builds
  • Clean work inside occupied homes, with dust and offcuts managed
  • Free quotes, and a straight answer if a job is not worth doing
Testimonials

What Homeowners Across the South East Say

  • Brett Home Owner, Beaconsfield Upper

    If you are looking for someone who takes pride in their craft, is reliable, punctual, and a really nice guy, Tyler Edwards is your man. His attention to detail, work ethic, and skills are exceptional. We are absolutely thrilled with the job done and have no hesitation recommending him or his work. In fact, we have him quoting us on 2 other projects already. Thanks again Tyler. Keep up the great work mate!

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  • Lisa J Home Owner, Bangholme

    Tyler did an outstanding job recladding my mum's home in her over-55s village. From start to finish, his communication was excellent, and his pricing was fair and reasonable. He kept us informed every step of the way, discussed all aspects of the job clearly, and made sure we understood our options. He was always on time, worked efficiently, and the quality of his workmanship was exceptional. Tyler was reliable, professional, and took pride in his work.

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  • Mary Home Owner, Bundoora

    Tyler did an amazing job! removed old skirts and replaced with new ones. Also installed two walls of VJ Panelling. Did a really good job and was super clean. Highly recommend...really professional and a great guy!

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Tell us what you have in mind and we'll come out, look at the job properly and give you a free, no-obligation quote. You'll know the scope and the cost before anything starts.

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Asked Questions

Carpentry Questions

  • For a defined job such as hanging doors or replacing skirting through a house, we quote a fixed price so you know the number before we start. For repair work where the scope is unclear until we open something up, we will give you a range and confirm it once we can see what is there.

  • Yes. A wall framed, a door rehung, a run of architraves replaced. Small jobs are worth doing and they are often how people first find us. If it is only twenty minutes of work we will tell you that honestly rather than dressing it up.

  • Yes, with the right beam and the load carried down correctly. That usually means engineering and a permit, which we will tell you about before quoting. It is normal work, but it is not something to take on by eye.

  • Usually. Sticking doors are commonly a frame that has moved or hinges that have dropped, and creaking floors are typically loose fixings or a bearer that has lost bearing. Both are worth looking at properly rather than planing the door and hoping.

  • Yes, and customers mention it often. Carpentry inside an occupied house makes dust and offcuts, and we manage both so the place is liveable at the end of each day.

  • Yes. We work as carpenters right across the City of Casey, the City of Knox, Cardinia Shire and Greater Dandenong, from Cranbourne and Hallam through to Rowville, Scoresby and Pakenham. See areas we serve for your suburb.

A Closer Look at Our Carpentry

General Carpentry Around the Home

Most homeowners have a list. A gate that drags, a rotten post, a cupboard door that has never shut, a section of decking that needs replacing. Individually none of it is worth a phone call, and together it is half a day.

We are happy to work through a list like that in one visit, which is usually cheaper than having someone out three separate times.

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Timber Framing and Structural Work

Framing is where the accuracy of the whole build is decided. If the frame is square, plumb and to line, the plasterer, the tiler and the cabinetmaker all have an easier job and the finished rooms look right. If it is not, everyone after us spends the project compensating.

Structural carpentry is the related work of putting beams, posts and bearers where load has to be redirected, which is what makes open plan alterations and wider openings possible in the first place.

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Fixing Carpentry, Doors and Hardware

Finishing carpentry is the stage where a job stops being a building site. Doors hung, hardware fitted, trims run, and everything that will sit at eye level for the next twenty years put in place.

It is also the stage most visible to whoever lives there. A door with an even gap all the way round costs no more in materials than one without, only the time to hang it properly.

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Skirting Boards and Architraves

Replacing dated skirting and architraves through a house is one of the cheapest changes with a real effect on how it feels. A taller, simpler profile makes rooms read more generous, and it removes the small daily reminder that the house was built in another decade.

Old floors are rarely level, so the work is in cutting each board to follow the floor. Done right, the skirting sits down tight the whole length and the corners stay closed.

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