Listed Building Joinery Services | Church Farm Kitchens & Joinery

Preserving history with custom joinery

At Church Farm Kitchens & Joinery, we specialise in creating custom joinery solutions for listed buildings that honour the past and embrace the future. Our team of skilled craftsmen understand the unique challenges and regulations involved in working with heritage properties.

We use traditional techniques and materials to ensure that every piece of joinery not only enhances the functionality of your space but also preserves the historical integrity and charm of your listed building. You can trust us to deliver bespoke craftsmanship that seamlessly integrates with the original architecture, creating timeless elegance and enduring quality.

Why choose us

Contemporary kitchen design at Church Farm Kitchens & Joinery

We have proudly served Worcestershire, Redditch, the Cotswolds, Gloucestershire, and South Birmingham since XXXX.

As Neff Master Partners and Cosentino Elite Partners, we provide unmatched expertise and access to top-quality products, ensuring your contemporary kitchen exceeds expectations. We use creative ideas to help you achieve your dream kitchen.

Crafted with care by our skilled artisans, each kitchen is a masterpiece of British craftsmanship. We use only the finest materials, including FSC-certified wood, to ensure durability and sustainability.

Beyond their beautiful look, our contemporary kitchens offer great versatility, blending seamlessly with a range of architectural styles and home decor.

Transform your home with a contemporary kitchen that blends modern design and practicality, expertly crafted to endure and impress for years to come.

quality & authenticity

Crafting with care and tradition

At Church Farm Kitchens & Joinery, we take pride in delivering top-notch quality and authenticity in everything we do. We approach each project with great care, making sure our bespoke joinery matches the unique character of your listed building.

We use sustainably sourced materials and time-tested traditional techniques to create pieces that enhance both the beauty and functionality of your heritage property. Our goal is to respect and preserve its historical significance while adding a touch of modern convenience.

I have a listed building project

Answers to commonly asked questions about listed buildings

What special considerations are required for joinery work in listed buildings?

Joinery work in listed buildings requires adherence to specific regulations to preserve the building’s historical and architectural integrity. This often involves using traditional materials and techniques that match the original construction.

Can I modernise my listed building while preserving its character?

Yes, it is possible to modernise a listed building while preserving its character. Our bespoke joinery solutions are designed to blend modern functionality with traditional aesthetics, ensuring that any updates respect the building's historical significance.

What types of materials are used for joinery in listed buildings?

For listed buildings, we typically use traditional materials such as oak, pine, and other period-appropriate woods. These materials are often FSC certified to ensure sustainability and match the original construction's quality and appearance.

How do you ensure compliance with heritage and conservation guidelines?

We work closely with local conservation officers and heritage organisations to ensure that all joinery work complies with relevant guidelines and regulations. This collaboration ensures that any alterations or additions are appropriate and approved.

Can you replicate original features in a listed building?

Yes, we can replicate original features such as mouldings, skirting boards, and architraves. Our skilled craftsmen use traditional techniques to create bespoke joinery that matches the original details, maintaining the building's historical integrity.

What is the process for obtaining approval for joinery work in listed buildings?

The process involves submitting detailed plans and specifications to your local planning authority for approval. We can assist in preparing these documents, ensuring that they meet all necessary requirements and accurately reflect the proposed work.

How long does joinery work typically take in listed buildings?

The duration of joinery work in listed buildings varies depending on the project's complexity and the approval process. Generally, it takes longer than standard joinery work due to the need for meticulous planning and adherence to conservation guidelines.

Do you offer custom joinery solutions for listed buildings?

Yes, we offer completely bespoke joinery solutions tailored to the unique needs of your listed building. Our team specialises in creating custom designs that enhance the building's functionality while preserving its historical charm.