Fitter’s Mate

A reputable timber window and door installation company in South East London is seeking a Sash Window Fitter's Mate to join their expanding team. The role involves assisting an experienced fitter with the installation and repair of timber sash windows and doors across London and the South of England, as well as driving a long-wheelbase van. Candidates should possess a full UK driving licence, have a hands-on attitude, and be willing to learn traditional carpentry skills. The position offers a starting salary of £28,000 and opportunities for skill development within a supportive team environment.

Do you enjoy hands-on work, take pride in doing a job properly, and have a full UK driving licence? Ready to grow your skills with a business that’s going places? We want to hear from you.

Our client is looking for a reliable, practical Sash Window Fitter’s Mate to join their expanding team. You’ll assist an experienced senior fitter on-site, helping to install and repair beautiful timber sash windows and doors across London and the South of England. You’ll also be responsible for driving a long-wheelbase van to and from jobs.

Why this job?

• Every day is different – Work across a variety of stunning period properties and modern homes.
• Real skills, real craft – Learn traditional carpentry and window fitting skills from the best in the trade.
• Supportive team – We’re a friendly, fast-growing company that believes in doing the job right and treating people well.

What We’re Looking For

• A full UK driving licence (essential)
• Some experience with sash windows or general carpentry (helpful, not essential)
• A hands-on, can-do attitude and willingness to learn
• Someone who takes pride in tidy, quality work
• Good communication – you’ll represent us on-site

Ready to Get Started?

This is a full-time role with an immediate start. Salary begins at £28,000 with opportunities to grow as your skills do.

Apply now to join a respected timber window and door installation business based in South East London, and become part of something solid, skilled, and steadily expanding.