Carpenter

Trust in our experience
Adrem has been repairing and improving London homes and businesses for over 27 years. Our experience and expertise on complete fit outs and refurbishments is unmatched by our competitors. We’re happy to show you work we’ve done in the past, and reviews from previous customers so you can see the excellent standard of work you can expect from us.

If you know there’s a problem, but are unsure of exactly what service you require, just give us a call and we’ll help you out. Adrem offer a Free Estimate Service with a turnaround of 48 hours, providing you with competitive quotes to resolve those annoying repairs. So you know exactly what the costs are, and what the work will entail, before you part with any money.

Emergency Carpenters 24 Hours a Day, 7 Days a Week.
It seems problems like to crop up at the most inconvenient times, which is why we’re on hand 24hrs a day, every day, to answer your emergency calls. If you’ve had a break-in, we know you’ve dealt with more than enough stress for the night. Our experienced London carpenters will secure your property and assess the damage with minimal inconvenience to you, and always be sympathetic to your situation.

We pride ourselves on the exceptional service we provide and continue to build strong relationships with our clients by always communicating clearly and openly. We understand that every customer had different needs and we’ll take the time to get to know you so we can always provide you with the best possible service. We believe that it is this level of care, combined with a consistently high standard of work that keeps so many of our customers loyal to us.

Location, Location, Location
Our carpenter services cover North London, South London, East London, West London and of course, central London. Basically, anywhere within the M25. All of our experienced contractors are provided with fully equipped trade vehicles including the latest GPS system to ensure they can get to you quickly when you have a property repair emergency.

Tips & Tricks

Simple home solutions to keep your property in top shape

Scratches on your favourite leather chair
Pets are great, but they can cause damage to your furniture with the simplest movement. If you have minor scratches on your leather chair or suite, try rubbing orange oil into the fabric to condition the leather, helping to reduce the appearance. Often scratches only remove the colour, rather than actually tearing the leather, so a marker pen or shoe polish in the same colour will make the marks look less visible.

Crayon art on your walls
If your kids are getting handy with their crayons and pencils, and youre finding more and more masterpieces on your walls, try aiming a hair dryer at them and then wiping the surface with a damp cloth. For light colouring pencils and other scribbles you can beat a good clean eraser!

Scuff marks on vinyl floors
Try spraying WD40 on the scuff marks, with a bit of elbow grease you should be able to remove them completely.

Draughty windows
The putty around windows can often rot away over the years. Replacing it could reduce the drafts and damp over the drizzly winter months.
Apply bleach to the old putty to soften it, then gently chisel it out, being careful not to damage the surrounding wood. Roll the new putty into a long sausage, and push it into the gaps with your fingers. To neaten it up, use a putty knife to smooth it out.

Repairing nail holes
Changed your mind about where that picture should be hung? If you’ve removed a nail from the wall and are feeling a bit disgruntled about the remaining hole, you can easily patch it up. Clean away any dust, taking care not to make the hole any bigger. Carefully fill the hole with a suitable filler – always read the labels to find the best filler for your wall type. Toothpicks are great for getting the hole filled without creating a mess on the surrounding wall. You might have to re-fill the hole once it dries as filler can shrink. Then gently sand the area using circular motions to smooth it over and finish it off with a lick of paint.

Spilt wax on the carpet
Scrape the excess off using a clean, blunt knife. Then lay a piece of brown paper or other absorbent paper over the remaining wax. Run an iron over the top of the paper, only as hot as it takes to melt the wax, and you’ll find the wax has absorbed onto the paper, removing git from your carpet.