Joinery that speaks for itself
Send through a photo of the finished kitchen or staircase; it lands as a branded post in the following week's plan, captioned in your voice.
For Carpenters
Stratvo turns your finished joinery, fitted kitchens and bespoke commissions into a week of posts. You approve them on your phone between jobs and they publish themselves.

Your channels and what you sell, once. Three minutes.
Drafted in your voice and your colours, every Monday.
Approve on your phone. Stratvo posts it for you.

Most joiners won't answer these three questions. That's the red flag. ๐ฉ Before you sign anything, ask: **1. How do you survey?** If they say "measure the room and go" โ walk away. A proper survey means floor run, reveal depth, four-corner heights. Miss one variable and you're paying for snags you didn't budget for. **2. What happens if site conditions don't match your drawing?** Listen for a plan. Not a shrug. **3. Can I see a previous job like mine?** Not a portfolio. A real site. A real homeowner you can call. A joiner worth hiring will spend 30 minutes on these answers before they quote. One cutting corners will spend 30 seconds. Your kitchen, staircase, or fit-out is only as good as the questions you ask at the start. Save this post before your next conversation. ๐ #joinery #joiner #woodwork #kitchenrenovation #homeimprovement #renovation #interiordesign #bespokefurniture #staircasedesign #fittedfurniture #carpentry #tradesperson #homeowners #renovationproject #bespokejoinery #craftsmen #qualitycraftsmanship #buildingtrades #homerenovation #interiorinspiration #customjoinery #construction #tradespeople #renovationadvice #westyorkshire #yorkshire #homedesign #handmade #madetomeasure #craftsmanship
#JoineryTips #BespokeKitchen #StaircaseDesign #FittedWardrobes #HomeRenovation #CraftsmanshipMatters #TradesTalk #QualityMatters
Swipe or tap - right to keep, left to bin. This is the whole job.
Real posts generated by Stratvo for a sample joinery firm profile - the closest business type we have published examples for. Not a client, and not retouched.
Send through a photo of the finished kitchen or staircase; it lands as a branded post in the following week's plan, captioned in your voice.
Posts about built-in storage before Christmas and garden-room commissions in spring are scheduled ahead of the season, not thrown together once it starts.
A commission is only as good as its joints, and the review-request post afterwards asks the client for real feedback rather than putting words in their mouth.
Review the coming week as a swipe deck between jobs - a few minutes on site is all it costs to keep the feed alive.
Content Teamยฃ49/mo