With 11 years in carpentry under my belt, I like to keep busy helping locals with small projects around the Hunter Region, alongside my work as a paramedic.

I completed my carpentry apprenticeship and ran my own small business while studying to start a career in paramedicine. Once I finished my studies and began full-time as a paramedic, I kept carpentry going on my days off. It’s a practical way to stay busy, work with my hands, and take on a variety of projects around the home.

Over the years, I’ve worked on everything from decks and pergolas to doors, cabinetry, retaining walls, and general repairs. I focus on smaller, local jobs that don’t need a full crew — the kind of projects where a reliable, hands-on approach makes the difference.

I like to work alongside my clients, providing guidance and suggestions where needed, while making sure the end result matches what they’re after. It’s all about getting the job done in a way that works for them.

This isn’t a big commercial operation — it’s just me, my tools, and a focus on practical, reliable carpentry for neighbours around the Hunter Region. I handle each job personally, so every project gets my attention.