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Carpenters and joiners in St Albans

The 9 carpenters and joiners from Google's results for St Albans, ranked on Google rating, online presence and other factors. Updated 10 September 2026.

Day rate
£210 – £350second fix carpentry
Fitted wardrobes
£1,700 – £4,600per room, made to measure
Internal doors
£140 – £290per door, hung and finished
St Albans vs UK
+16%well above the UK median

Number 1: The London Craftsman

5.0(35)out of 5, from 35 reviewson GoogleWatford

The London Craftsman is a furniture maker, carpenter and joiner based near St Albans that takes on work in Hertfordshire, London and Essex. It designs, builds and fits handmade pieces such as wardrobes, bunk beds, kitchens, media units and desks, and also handles decking, flooring, stairs and on-site carpentry.

01923 675760 42 Cobb Grn, Watford WD25 7HZ

Number 2: St Albans Carpentry

5.0(9)out of 5, from 9 reviewson GoogleLondon Colney, St Albans

St Albans Carpentry is a carpentry and construction business in London Colney, near St Albans. It makes and fits made-to-order joinery, and also builds extensions, renovates houses and takes on general building jobs.

01727 620158 21 Alexander Rd, London Colney, St Albans AL2 1HS

Number 3: Mawaller Carpentry

4.9(42)out of 5, from 42 reviewson GoogleLuton

Mawaller Carpentry carries out general woodwork and joinery for domestic and commercial properties across Luton and St Albans. Work includes fitting kitchen units, internal doors, and timber garden decking.

07956 508899 2 Harbury Dell, Luton LU3 3XH

Number 4: Carpenters Nursery

4.5(627)out of 5, from 627 reviewson GoogleSandridge, St Albans

Carpenters Nursery operates a garden centre, farm shop, and cafe in Sandridge, near St Albans. The business retails plants, trees, compost, garden tools, and locally grown produce.

01727 853340 106 St. Albans Rd, Sandridge, St Albans AL4 9LJ

Number 5: Potting Shed Café

4.5(661)out of 5, from 661 reviewson GoogleSandridge, St Albans

Potting Shed Café operates a dining venue in Sandridge near St Albans, serving breakfast, lunch, and refreshments within a garden centre setting.

01727 856995 106 St. Albans Rd, Sandridge, St Albans AL4 9LJ

Number 6: THE POTTING SHED CAFE, St. Albans

No Google reviews yetSt Albans

CARPENTERS ARMS, CAMBRIDGE offers carpentry and joinery services in Cambridge.

Number 7: St Albans

No Google reviews yetSt Albans

St Albans provides local directory listings for carpenters and joiners in the St Albans area.

Number 8: Landscapers Up

No Google reviews yetSt Albans

Landscapers Up is a listed business providing carpentry, joinery, and landscaping services in St Albans.

Number 9: Garden Centreguide

No Google reviews yetSt Albans

Garden Centreguide provides listing details for carpenters and joiners in St Albans.

What carpenters and joiners charge in St Albans

In St Albans, day rate typically costs £210 – £350. Labour in Hertfordshire runs 16% above the UK median, which accounts for most of the difference from the same job elsewhere.

How to choose between them

  • Check the registration yourself. Trade body memberships are public, and each body's own register confirms them in a minute.
  • Get three quotes on the same specification. Written down, split into labour, materials and anything structural. Most people compare a total against a total and end up choosing between two different jobs.
  • Ask what is not included. Making good, waste removal, scaffolding and VAT are the four that turn a cheap quote into an average one.
  • Never pay a large deposit up front. Materials in advance is normal. Half the total before anyone turns up is not.

How this list is ordered

These are the firms from Google's results for "carpenters st albans". They are ranked on Google rating, online presence and other factors.

Work out the budget first

The figures above are St Albans ranges. These explain what drives them, so you can read a quote properly.

Carpenters and joiners in St Albans: common questions

What is the difference between a carpenter and a joiner?

A joiner makes timber components in a workshop. A carpenter fits them on site. Many firms do both, but bespoke staircases and furniture need a joiner with a workshop, not a fitter with a van.