Bedford is where the workshop is, so measuring up, dropping samples round and popping back to check a detail costs nobody anything. Fitted wardrobes, handmade kitchens, staircases, under-stairs storage and one-off bespoke pieces across Bedford and the MK40 postcodes around it.

Bedford is a county town with a bit of everything in it: Victorian and Edwardian terraces with high ceilings and deep alcoves, interwar and postwar semis with awkward box rooms, and new estates on the edges, which is why almost nothing bought off a shelf fits any of them properly. In practice most of what we are asked for around Bedford is fitted wardrobes, with everything else on the list available alongside it.
Hinged, sliding and recessed wardrobes made to the exact run of your room, scribed into sloping ceilings, chimney breasts and out-of-square walls so there is no gap at the top and no filler down the side.
02Handmade and made to measure kitchens, from the first sketch through to the last bit of scribe.
03The jobs that do not come in a box.
04New staircases fitted and old ones brought back to life.
05The space under the stairs is usually a cupboard with a hoover in it and a metre of dead air above.
06Alcove shelving, bookcases, cupboard and shelf combinations and fitted home offices.
07Doors hung and ironmongery fitted, internal glazed and crittall style screens, wood and parquet floors laid, skirting, architrave, coving, window boards and boxing in.
08Composite and timber decking, raised decks and steps, garden structures and the small roofs and external carpentry that go with them.
Across Bedford (MK40) it is mostly fitted wardrobes, handmade kitchens and alcove joinery in Victorian terraces and interwar semis. Bedford is a county town with a bit of everything in it: Victorian and Edwardian terraces with high ceilings and deep alcoves, interwar and postwar semis with awkward box rooms, and new estates on the edges, which is why almost nothing bought off a shelf fits any of them properly. Every job is priced after a proper measure up rather than over the phone, because the size of the room and the state of the walls decide most of the cost.
No. Bedford is where the workshop is, so there is no travel charge and we can usually come out to measure up within a few days of you calling.
Yes. Bedford is where the workshop is, so measuring up, dropping samples round and popping back to check a detail costs nobody anything. The workshop is in Bedford and we cover the surrounding Bedfordshire towns and villages as standard, out to Milton Keynes and Northampton, so Bedford is well inside our normal patch. Call and tell us what the room is and what you want out of it and you will get a straight answer on timing.
Bedford has a real mix of building ages, so we judge each job on the room rather than the postcode. Older property gets measured and scribed because nothing in it is square. Newer property is quicker to fit but needs the fixings thought about, because plasterboard on studs will not hold a loaded wardrobe on its own. Either way you get told what your room needs at the quote rather than after the work has started.
Fitting is usually the short part. A run of fitted wardrobes is generally one to three days on site, under-stairs storage is two to four, a staircase refurbishment is a day or two and a kitchen runs to one or two weeks. What sets the overall timescale is the making, which happens in the workshop beforehand, and the lead time on any doors or worktops being ordered in. You get the full sequence in writing at the quote.
Yes, and that is how every job should start. The design consultation is free and there is no obligation attached to it. We come out to Bedford, look at the room, take the measurements, talk through what you want it to do and follow up with a written price. Nothing gets ordered or made until you have seen that price and agreed the design.
Yes. Plenty of what we do is a single alcove, one set of shelves, a boiler cover, a bank of drawers or replacing the spindles on a staircase. Small jobs get the same measure up and the same written price as a full kitchen, and we would rather do a small piece properly than turn it away. If it is genuinely a half-hour job, we will say so and point you in the right direction.
Tell us what you are after and we will book a free design consultation.
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