— Our Services
Bespoke Joinery
True bespoke joinery means pieces made to your space and way of living: built-in wardrobes that maximise awkward alcoves, media walls that conceal services, hand-turned balusters, and period mouldings matched to original profiles. We work in English oak, walnut, sapele and responsibly sourced softwoods, and can incorporate reclaimed timbers or veneers to match existing fabric. Examples of our craftsmanship include fitted kitchens and wet-room joinery, sash window surrounds, new staircases with bespoke handrails and detailed door linings for conservation areas in Kingston upon Thames and Surbiton.
From concept to finish, Pearwood handles the full sequence: measured drawings and samples, workshop manufacture and site fitting with final adjustments and patination. Our approach protects your home — dust control, floor protection and working around occupied rooms — and we liaise with structural engineers or plasterers where required. As a Checkatrade-present business led by Mark Crosby, our work is documented, insured and delivered to contract tolerances.
— Our Process
How It Works
Site Survey & Brief
We visit your property in Surbiton or Kingston, record exact dimensions, discuss materials and function, and produce a clear brief and initial drawings.
Design & Manufacture
Using CAD and our London workshop, we develop detailed drawings, select hardwoods or reclaimed timbers and craft components by hand and machine to guaranteed tolerances.
Fit, Finish & Handover
Our qualified joiner fits on-site, completes fine adjustments, applies traditional finishes where specified and coordinate any adjacent trades before final sign-off and aftercare advice.
— Benefits
Why Choose Bespoke Joinery?
30+ years of specialist craft
Decades of practical joinery experience mean accurate detailing on period terraces, riverside houses and new builds — from sash refurbishments to newel-post joinery.
Traditional craft with modern standards
City & Guilds trained and CSCS registered, we combine time-honoured joints and hand-planing with CNC precision for consistent, durable results.
Full-service project control
Design, supply, manufacture and fit plus multi-trade coordination reduces delays and protects your home — all work is carried out by DBS-checked operatives.
— FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Lead times vary by complexity. Simple fitted cupboards or shelving are often manufactured and installed within 3–4 weeks from survey; full staircases, kitchens or detailed period joinery can take 6–12 weeks including design, manufacturing and on-site fitting. We provide a clear programme at the quote stage and keep you updated throughout.