Contact Hillhead Joiners on 07710 096553 if you are looking for a professional joiner and carpenter in Menstrie.
Hillhead Joiners are a Stirling based professional joinery and carpentry company who cover Menstrie, Hillfoots and all of the Clackmannanshire area.
We carry out all types of traditional joinery and carpentry work, here are just a few examples of the service we offer:
- New doors, facings and skirtings
- New external doors and windows
- Repairs and refurbish sash and case windows
- Supply and fit all types of wooden flooring
- Loft conversions
- Kitchen installation
- Wardrobe and storage solutions
- Wall panelling
- All external joinery repairs and replacement
- Timber and composite decking
- All types of fencing repairs
Joiners Menstrie
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We are always very busy so please note that after the acceptance of a quotation we normally work to a 4-5 week work programme.
Here is a wee bit about Menstrie which we must add for the search engines to find us:
Joiners Menstrie, Clackmannanshire
Menstrie, a small village in Clackmannanshire, Scotland, lies at the foot of the Ochil Hills and is steeped in a rich history that reflects the broader historical developments of the region. The village’s origins date back to at least the medieval period, with its name likely derived from the Gaelic “Meadhan Strath,” meaning “middle valley,” indicative of its location in the central lowlands.
Historically, Menstrie was primarily an agricultural community, with its fertile lands supporting farming activities that sustained the local population. The village’s development was closely tied to the nearby Alva House and Castle Campbell, both of which played significant roles in the area’s feudal past. Menstrie Castle, a notable historical landmark in the village, was built in the 16th century and is famously associated with Sir William Alexander, who was instrumental in founding the colony of Nova Scotia in Canada.
The Industrial Revolution brought significant changes to Menstrie. The village became a hub for the textile industry, particularly in the production of woollen goods. The establishment of woollen mills in the 19th century spurred economic growth, leading to an expansion of the village and an increase in population.
In the 20th century, Menstrie’s economy shifted from manufacturing to more diverse activities, including distilling, with the Glenochil Distillery, which became a key employer in the area. The village also grew as a residential area, with many commuting to nearby towns and cities for work.
Today, Menstrie retains its historical charm while continuing to evolve. The preservation of historical sites like Menstrie Castle and the village’s scenic surroundings make it a place of interest, reflecting both its deep-rooted past and its ongoing story in modern Scotland.
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Contact us now on 07710 096553 if you are looking for joiners in Menstrie.
