Kitchen Fitting and Worktops
Kitchen unit installation, accurate worktop fitting, appliance housing, trims and finishing joinery. This includes laminate and solid timber worktops, with careful cutting around sinks, hobs and existing features.
Quality joinery tailored to your needs.
APEX Joinery undertakes projects of different sizes, from replacing a single damaged door to fitting a complete kitchen or creating bespoke storage. The service is suitable for homeowners, landlords, accommodation providers and local businesses.
Kitchen unit installation, accurate worktop fitting, appliance housing, trims and finishing joinery. This includes laminate and solid timber worktops, with careful cutting around sinks, hobs and existing features.
Supply and fitting of internal doors, composite entrance doors and made-to-measure replacements. FD30 fire doors can also be supplied and fitted by an approved installer where the property requires suitable fire protection.
Made-to-measure understairs storage, cupboards, shelving and other fitted solutions designed around awkward spaces. Layout, access, front style and finish are planned to suit the room and the customer’s storage needs.
Installation of straight-laid laminate, herringbone flooring and timber finishes, together with repairs to damaged or moisture-affected floors. Subfloors can be assessed, strengthened and levelled where required.
Repairs to rotten sash windows, damaged frames, doors and surrounding timber. Traditional timber splicing and specialist resin techniques may allow original features to be retained when full replacement is unnecessary.
Joinery for shops, petrol stations, student accommodation, apartments, static caravans and managed properties. Work can include bespoke replacements, fire doors, glazing-related joinery and urgent damage repairs.
Send details and photographs or arrange a visit where measurements, materials, access and the intended finish can be considered properly.
The proposed work is explained before booking, including what will be repaired, manufactured, supplied or fitted for the agreed project.
The work is prepared, installed and checked for correct fit and operation. Request a free quotation to discuss your project.
These are real examples of work completed in Lancaster and nearby locations, including Morecambe, Caton, Warton, Kendal and Grange-over-Sands. The projects demonstrate kitchen fitting, doors, fire doors, flooring, bespoke storage, timber restoration, commercial repairs and exterior joinery.
This commercial bathroom door had to be forced open after a customer became locked inside, causing significant damage around the lock and leaving the door insecure.
Because of the unusual angled opening, a standard replacement could not be used. A new bespoke door was manufactured to the exact shape required, carefully fitted within the existing frame and equipped with the appropriate ironmongery. The completed door was adjusted and tested to ensure it opened, closed and locked correctly before being returned to service.
This static caravan had suffered extensive moisture damage, leaving sections of the bathroom floor soft, rotten and unsafe underfoot.
The damaged flooring was completely removed so the supporting structure could be properly inspected. Rotten timber was replaced where required before the floor was strengthened, levelled and fitted with new flooring panels, creating a safe and solid surface ready for the customer’s chosen floor covering.
This made-to-measure understairs storage system was designed and built to transform a previously unused area into practical, easily accessible household storage.
The installation combines spacious pull-out drawers with a full-height cupboard, all fitted with handleless push-to-open mechanisms. Shaker-style fronts and a professional spray-painted finish allow the units to blend seamlessly with the existing staircase while maximising every available part of the space.
This traditional timber sash window was recently restored after extensive rot had developed across the lower sash rail and surrounding timber sections.
Rather than recommending a costly complete replacement, the damaged timber was carefully repaired using a combination of traditional timber splicing and specialist resin repair techniques. The repaired sections were then prepared and refinished, extending the life of the original window while retaining its character and appearance.
This badly damaged boundary fence at The Broadway was recently removed and replaced with a strong new timber fencing system.
A 360 excavator was brought onto the site to remove the old concrete footings and prepare the ground properly. New treated timber posts were then securely installed before fitting the replacement fence panels, creating a straight, durable boundary that greatly improves the appearance, privacy and security of the property.
These contemporary oak internal doors were recently installed for a customer in Lancaster, giving the upstairs landing a smart and consistent new appearance.
The natural oak grain and horizontal panel design introduce warmth and character while complementing the property’s clean white frames and neutral interior. Each door was carefully prepared, hung and aligned to provide a neat fit, smooth operation and a high-quality finish throughout.
Work is now underway on the renovation of our new countryside cottage, beginning with a complete transformation of the existing bathroom.
The room has been stripped back to expose the original structure, allowing the plumbing, walls and surrounding surfaces to be properly prepared. Original stonework is also being carefully uncovered and restored, preserving the cottage’s traditional character while creating the foundations for a practical and attractive new bathroom.
This new composite entrance door was recently installed for a customer in Caton, completely transforming the appearance of the property’s entrance.
The dated glazed door was replaced with a smart blue composite door featuring decorative glazing and a contrasting white frame. In addition to providing an attractive new appearance, modern composite doors are designed to improve security, insulation and weather resistance while remaining durable and easy to maintain.
This kitchen was completely transformed for a customer in Morecambe, replacing the dated units and work surfaces with a brighter, more practical modern design.
The new kitchen features attractive Shaker-style cabinetry, oak-effect laminate worktops and integrated cooking appliances. Careful planning made excellent use of the compact U-shaped space, providing additional storage and generous work surfaces while creating a clean and welcoming kitchen for the customer to enjoy.
Five new FD30 fire doors were recently supplied and fitted within student accommodation in Lancaster by an approved APEX Joinery installer.
Each door was carefully sized, fitted and equipped with the appropriate ironmongery to ensure reliable everyday operation. When correctly installed and maintained as part of a suitable fire-door assembly, FD30 doors are designed to provide up to 30 minutes of fire resistance, helping to protect escape routes and improve safety throughout the property.
This damaged window pane was recently replaced for a customer living on the sixth floor of the Broadway Apartments in Morecambe.
The replacement pane measured an impressive 2 m by 2 m and weighed approximately 109 kg. After being carefully protected and carried up six flights of stairs, the glass was manoeuvred into position and securely installed within the existing frame, restoring the window and the apartment’s uninterrupted coastal view.
These Velux roof windows were recently installed as part of a roofing project for a customer in Warton, bringing significantly more natural light into the property.
The new roof was installed by JMS Building & Roofing, with APEX Joinery responsible for fitting the Velux windows securely into the new roof structure. Careful preparation and accurate installation created a weather-resistant finish while providing improved daylight, ventilation and modern energy-efficient glazing.
This full kitchen installation was recently completed for a customer in Caton, creating an impressive new space that combines modern fittings with the character of the property.
The deep green cabinetry, light worktops and large central island complement the exposed stonework beautifully. As part of the project, the original wooden flooring was also carefully sanded back and refinished, restoring its natural appearance and providing the perfect finishing touch to the completed kitchen.
These worn internal doors were replaced with smart new glazed doors in a natural timber finish, giving the rooms a cleaner and more modern appearance.
Glazed internal doors are particularly popular because they allow light to pass between rooms while still providing separation. They are a simple but effective way to brighten darker hallways and adjoining living spaces, with each door carefully fitted for a neat finish and smooth operation.
This grey oak laminate flooring was recently installed throughout a beautiful new-build property in Kendal, creating a smart and consistent finish across the ground floor.
The flooring flows neatly from the entrance hallway through to the kitchen and living space, helping the different areas feel connected. Its grey oak appearance complements the modern interior while adding warmth, character and a practical surface designed for everyday family life.
This herringbone flooring was recently installed throughout a beautiful property in Morecambe, transforming the open-plan kitchen and living area with a warm and distinctive finish.
The classic herringbone pattern adds character and a sense of movement while complementing both traditional and modern interiors. Careful preparation, accurate setting out and precise installation ensured the pattern remained consistently aligned throughout the room, producing a stylish and professionally finished floor.
These solid oak worktops were recently installed in a lovely home in Grange-over-Sands, bringing natural warmth and character to the kitchen.
Each section was carefully measured, cut and fitted around the kitchen units, sink and appliances to create a practical and consistent working surface. Solid oak combines lasting durability with distinctive natural grain, making it an attractive choice for kitchens requiring both traditional character and everyday functionality.
This modern kitchen was recently fitted for customers in Westgate, Morecambe, replacing the previous layout with a brighter and more practical cooking space.
The new kitchen combines clean white cabinetry with contrasting grey worktops and black appliances for a smart contemporary appearance. Every unit, worktop and appliance was carefully positioned and fitted to maximise the available storage and create a functional layout suited to everyday use.
Read recent customer feedback about APEX Joinery and the wider APEX service. Reviews help new customers understand the standard of communication, workmanship and care they can expect when arranging work at their home or business.
I'm Tom, the joiner behind APEX Joinery. I was born and raised in Lancaster and have worked as a time-served carpenter for 15 years, completing domestic and commercial projects across Lancaster and the surrounding area.
My work ranges from fitted kitchens, flooring and internal doors to bespoke storage, fire doors, timber repairs and unusual made-to-measure jobs. The recent projects above show the variety of properties I work in, including family homes, apartments, student accommodation, local businesses, static caravans and traditional properties.
I believe good joinery begins with understanding what the customer needs and what the existing property will allow. That means measuring carefully, recommending repair where it is sensible, producing bespoke components when standard products will not fit and checking the completed work for correct operation and finish.
APEX Joinery provides straightforward advice and clear quotations before work is booked. If you have photographs, measurements or an idea you would like to discuss, get in touch and I can advise on the most suitable next step.

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Answers to common questions about quotations, bespoke work, repairs, kitchens, doors, flooring and the areas covered by APEX Joinery.
APEX Joinery fits kitchens, worktops, internal and external doors, FD30 fire doors, laminate and herringbone flooring, bespoke storage, skirting, architraves and other finishing joinery. The service also covers timber window repairs, damaged floors, commercial repairs and made-to-measure work.
Yes. Bespoke work is measured and made to suit the available opening rather than forcing a standard product into the space. Recent examples include handleless understairs storage and an angled commercial bathroom door manufactured to fit an unusual existing frame.
Yes. Kitchen fitting can include units, appliance housings, trims and worktops. APEX Joinery has experience fitting laminate and solid timber worktops and completing accurate cut-outs around sinks, hobs and other fixed features.
Yes. A full supply-and-fit service is available for FD30 fire doors, with installations carried out by an approved installer. The correct door, frame, seals, hinges, closer and other ironmongery depend on the opening and the required fire-door specification, so the property should be assessed before quotation.
Often it can, provided enough sound timber remains and a repair is appropriate. Timber splicing and specialist resin techniques can be used for some sash windows, frames and localised areas of decay. The damaged area needs to be inspected before deciding whether repair or replacement offers the better long-term result.
Yes. Work is completed for homeowners, landlords and businesses, as well as student accommodation, apartments, static caravans and managed properties. Commercial projects can include fire doors, bespoke replacements and repairs required to return an area to safe working use.
APEX Joinery is based in Lancaster and works throughout the city and surrounding locations, including Morecambe, Heysham, Carnforth, Caton, Warton, Bolton-le-Sands, Hest Bank and nearby villages. If your location is not listed, contact APEX to check availability.
Call 07743 477 374, email tom@apex-locksmith.co.uk or use the enquiry form on this page. Photographs, approximate measurements and a short description are helpful, although some projects will require a site visit before an accurate quotation can be provided.
Timescales depend on the size of the project, material availability and whether any items need to be manufactured to measure. Once the work has been assessed, APEX Joinery can explain the likely schedule and current availability before you confirm the booking.
Tell us what you need, where the property is located and whether you have photographs or measurements. APEX Joinery can then advise whether a site visit is needed before providing a quotation.
As a dedicated local joiner, I take pride in serving Lancaster, Morecambe, and beyond. Every job is handled with a personal touch and a commitment to quality, detail, and care.
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