About
Aaron Johnson Joinery
We have an ethos of relentless investment in technology, new materials, training and most importantly good people.
Our History
Aaron Johnson Joinery started in early 2001 when the now director and founder Rory Johnson graduated with a degree in design from Nottingham Trent University. A spell as a design manager in London taught me a great deal about the design process and developing relationships with customers but did nothing to satisfy my passion for joinery and working with wood.
Now 20 years later after three changes of premises and a great deal of hard work we are now one of the best equipped and well respected joinery firms in the midlands, with a solid reputation for quality and integrity with a wide portfolio of work and large customer base.
Our Ethos
Our Team
A technologically advanced joinery shop is useless without a highly trained team to operate it. There is no point in relying on the latest CNC machinery and CAD design if you don’t have a skilled group of people who care about the end result. This is why all our timber windows and doors are hand finished once they are machined and quality control is built into our work process at every stage. From initial selection of timber sections for the cutting list through to final sanding by hand the old fashioned way to our own custom built spray shop and final glazing, we take pride in our work and never allow anything to leave the shop that we each wouldn’t put our name to.
Specialists In Timber Windows and Doors Across The East Midlands
Getting your new windows & doors
Our own team of fitters are employed as part of our team. This is the only way we can guarantee the same care and attention in the final fit and finish as was maintained during manufacture. No commission based sales reps are used and in fact the director Rory Johnson still insists on carrying out all initial equirys and site surveys personally.
Our entire process is intentionally transparent to put our customers at ease. Visits to our workshop to see your windows or doors being made are quite common and even encouraged.