Commercial carpentry for hospitals, schools, utilities, offices and shops: walls and ceilings, doors and frames, ramps and boardwalks, and the specialist installs other carpenters pass on. We plan around the people using the building, do the safety paperwork first, and leave the work finished.
These are the commercial carpentry jobs we take on most. Our fit-out page covers shops, offices and salons.
Timber-framed walls across open spaces, sound-rated and fire-rated plaster walls, and suspended ceiling grids with tiles.
Ceiling hoist tracks in hospitals and aged care: straight, H-pattern and gate tracks, fixed above or below the ceiling and tested before handover.
Stainless steel doors in plant rooms, solid-core and fire doors, frames cut out of concrete and replaced, and the hardware to suit.
Timber ramps with handrails, boardwalks over sand and ground, and platforms and stairs for site buildings.
Timber walkways and pergolas at schools, roof structures on existing posts, and retaining walls built to engineering.
Patients, students, staff and customers. We stage the work, fence it off and keep exits clear.
Inductions, safe work method statements and sign-in before the first tool comes out.
Ramps, tracks and retaining walls are built to the drawings and engineering supplied, and set out before anything is fixed.
Early starts, after-hours and weekend work, agreed in writing.
Drawings, a work order or a site walk.
Access, hours, staging and what the site needs from us.
Scope, hours and paperwork, ready for your purchase order.
Finished, cleaned up and signed off with your site contact.
We have worked with Programmed for 12 years, and Barwon Water and Barwon Health for 10.
A timber access ramp built to the plans, with footings drilled and concreted in the sand. 2024.
Straight, H-pattern and gate tracks for patient hoists, installed room by room around the other trades on hospital and aged care projects. 2020 to 2025.
A 26 metre, 1.4 metre high sleeper wall on galvanised posts concreted to the engineering, with liner and ag drain behind. 2025.
A suspended ceiling built through a U-shaped hallway from scaffold rebuilt section by section around the beams, with the rusted ducting taken out. 2025.
Three stainless steel doors and frames replaced, the old frames cut out of tilt-up concrete and the new ones bolted in. 2024.
A timber-framed wall across an opening with sound insulation, two layers of sound-rated plaster each side, a solid door and new power and data. 2023.
Commercial work usually sits with one of these.
We work on commercial sites across Geelong, the Surf Coast, the Bellarine and Golden Plains. Pick a town to see the work we do there.
Send us the scope or ask us to walk the site, and we will give you a straight answer and a free estimate.
