Welcome to NACPRO Solutions

We're a business based in Oxford specialising in carpentry & joinery

Services

We provide a variety of services including:

  • Bespoke Furniture Design & Build
  • Bespoke Kitchen Furniture
  • Commercial Cleaning

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Images Of Our Work

Pullen Lane Cupboards, while working for Kingerlee Joinery.

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Qualifications

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Where We Work

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Our postcode: OX33 1UQ

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Welcome and thank you for taking the time to look over my website. I hope that you will find the comments agreeable and help you to make up your mind to phone NACPRO Solutions for your carpentry and Joinery needs.

Welcome and thank you for taking the time to look over my website. I hope that you will find the comments agreeable and help you to make up your mind to phone NACPRO Solutions for your carpentry and Joinery needs.

Our Experience

I have worked at Kingerlee in the Joinery Department for 
almost 6 3/4 years. I made doors, windows, cupboards and 
occasional site work of installing of adjusting items 
made in the workshop, this really gave me a deep 
satisfaction.

While at Kingerlee I undertook a qualification 
in Bench Joinery to update my Australian 
qualifications in Carpentry & Joinery. My Australian 
experience included being employed as a Joiner in a 
workshop, as well as being self employed carpenter for 
2-3 years.

Currently, I am now self employed and am enjoying the 
joys and responsibilities this brings.

Job Types

We do the following types of jobs:

  • Bespoke Furniture Design & Build
  • Bespoke Kitchen Furniture
  • Commercial Cleaning
  • Domestic House Cleaning
  • Demolition
  • Digital Home Networks
  • External Painting - Windows & Doors
  • Fencing & Gates - Wooden
  • Fitted Bedrooms
  • Garden Sheds / Playhouses
  • General Fitted Furniture
  • Internal Painting & Decorating
  • Laminate Flooring
  • Log Cabins / Timber Framed Buildings
  • Solid Timber Flooring
  • Whole Internal Refurbishment
  • Wooden Casement Windows
  • Wooden Decking
  • Wooden Doors - External
  • Wooden Doors - Internal
  • Wooden Sash Windows

Qualifications

We've completed the following courses:

NVQ NVQ
Level II in Bench Joinery

Other qualifications we hold include
Qualified Carpenter & Joiner in Australia and it's states & territories

Completed Basic First Aid Course - 18/06/2011


Insurance

We have Public Liability Insurance with MMA, policy number B0810847010615, expiring on 09/03/12.

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Carpentry & joinery job in OX33

Very reliable and friendly chap

Matthew - 08 Mar 2012 16:49

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Carpentry & joinery job in OX3

Would highly recommend. He sorted the problem out quickly and to a high standard and even charged me less than his original quote.

Glynis - 08 Mar 2012 15:58

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Carpentry & joinery job in OX1

Nathan did an excellent job on my shelves. Great attention to detail and superb finish. He is also very reliable and turned up early on the day he fitted the shelves.

Alison - 20 Dec 2011 17:07

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Images of Our Work

Pullen Lane Cupboards, while working for Kingerlee Joinery.
This was seating for Begbroke Science Park that I created while working at Kingerlee Joinery. Each section was about 1.8m long and fitted together in a half oval shape in their courtyard for workers.
This was a Spandrel cupboard for a private customer to hold the shoes.
These planter boxes were for Cantay House, while working at Kingerlee Joinery
The customer who bought this apartment wanted timber edging around the glass handrail and the round balusters. I had to make up the cover strips for the floor & also the balusters & fit them, While at Kingerlee Joinery
This is other side of the stairs where I made up the cover strips for the floor, while at Kingerlee Joinery.
This Oak Door and frame was created while employed by Kingerlee. It has clear glass in the frame, the only difference is with the original lead lights as this has glass front and back for security and ease of cleaning.
These windows needed to be repainted inside and out. This matches with image 14 to provide the downstairs.
please see Image 13 for details
These windows were in DESPARATE need of some TLC, including the garage. I even included painting the hinges black to make sure the job was done properly. see images 15-19
This image matches with images 15- 19.
This bay window REALLY needed to be replaced, but due to the cost and surface rot it was thought best to remove the outside of the bottom rail and stick a new face on to make it last a bit longer (Feb 2011) (see 15-19)
This is the downstairs to 15-19 piece of work
I also repainted the boarding on both sides of the porch.
This ballutrading was made to protect their young child from falling down the stairs. And because it automatically locks when it shuts it is safe if you have your hands full.
This cupboard was built in the lounge room for the TV. The client had old doors already and provided me with a picture to build something similar.
This is related to Image 2o
The shelves above are unconnected to the cupboard. These are put straight on to the wall, to the customers design. See image 21
This is an external corner of the ceiling shelves I built in Oxford city.
This is an internal corner, where the architrave from the floor is planed to fit the wall, of which this was a victorian house with lathern plaster walls.
This is a unique quirk with 1 set of these shelves. The power point here is in the way of the shelves but I cut around the power point and fixed it very securely onto the wall, so that it didn't touch the power point but was a close fit.
This is what finished shelves looked like. This was made up in 2 parts and lifted up and screwed together. Where I then screwed the shelves to the ceiling on a 2x1 that I had previously screwed to the ceiling.
These are some shelves I did. It originally was a single doorway into a wardrobe. I widened the door way to allow for 2 600mm wide doors if the customer desired to put these on at a later date
Along with doing the shelves with toys on them. Notice above as well. I filled in above the door mould the frame into the spandrel, under the stairs.
Along with doing the shelves with toys on them. I made a door jamb for under the stairs and cut the bottom off the door to hang here.
But after the roof above had been redone. I cut the corrogated sheeting for the side to fit between the roof and the white plastic VJ Boarding.
This one had a hole under the eaves for birds. I filled this in as well as fixed the fascia that was rotten on the corner that is seen in photo. See Photo further on.
This is the Front door which previously only had a fence between the gate and the front door. This protects the front door and the security light above from getting wet and rotting or shorting out.
This is the front of the flat where I painted the Fascia, Eaves & Guttering.
This is the bottom of the stairs where I put in a new handrail for the customer. They As well I had to fix the landing as seen in the photo showing what I had to start with.
This is the completed handrail looking up the stairs. You will see the landing handrail in the background. Also the plastering behind the top of the spindles at the top of the stairs and the corner on the wall as seen.
This is looking from the top of the landing where the 2 handrails meet.
This is originally what I had to start with. The customer removed the wall paper on the original handrail and eventually removed the rest of the handrail and part of the landing.
This is the bottom of the Empire Door Frame that I made to the customers design
This shows the thickness of the door frame. Which was made up to cover the timber work above and to replace a sliding door which needed replacing
This shows the top panel and beading in the door frame and the nosing at the top covering the plastic widow cill above.
As this is the top half showing the panel and door closed
This was a desk I made to go into the chimney brest. This customer is a family member from a previous customer. Notice the bottom is smaller than the top due to the bottom having to fit within the central heating pipes.
As with the desk above this was all real Oak.(AWO)These shelves were to fit between 2 walls with architraves around & a decorative moulding above.
Here you can see the decorative moulding breaking up the uneven ceiling.
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This desk under the stairs was designed to be spacious and airy, without the usual confinements that under stairs
The customer needed to be able access their computer more often due to an increase of workload. Notice too, the little shelf above the desk to hold smaller items
The desk included a space for a chair to slide under and a cut out for the back to allow the power cable to go through and Brush Plates on the shelf and Desk top to allow computer cables.
This is a particular sized TV & entertainment shelves. Designed to fit the play console & the games on shelves above.
A tall cupboard on the other side of the chimney brest to house sports gear and other things to keep in a tidy & organized place. Notice the beading on the doors to match existing fire place
The window bench was to give more space to put things away and more space for visitors to sit.
another view of the TV cupboard. Notice the beading to fit in with existing fireplace & tall cupboard. This cupboard, the Tall cupboard & the bench were all painted by myself to the customers high quality standards.