Joiners & Joinery Businesses for sale in Australia
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HIGH-END CUSTOM JOINERY BUSINESS - NORTH-WESTERN SYDNEYHornsby NSWView moreAsking price:AUD $650 000
Long Standing Timber Yard & Retail business Supplying Commercial and Residential BuildersMelbourne Region, VICView moreAsking price:AUD $1 400 000
Established and Profitable Coast Joinery BusinessSunshine Coast Region, QLDView moreAsking price:AUD $3 950 000
Established Perth Commercial Joinery BusinessPerth WAView moreAsking price:AUD $1 250 000
Joinery/Timber Staircase Business NewcastleNewcastle NSWView moreAsking price:AUD $450 000
COMMERCIAL JOINERY SUPPLY & INSTALLATION PRICE REDUCED!Sydney Region, NSWView moreAsking price:AUD $849 000
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FAQ
- Which joinery licences are required after the purchase?Map workshop manufacture, onsite installation, glazing and structural or residential work by jurisdiction and contract value. Verify company, contractor and qualified-supervisor licences separately, because licences may not transfer and the buyer may need nominated people before contracting.
- Does the joinery business still handle engineered stone?Review benchtop materials, suppliers, subcontractors and legacy-work procedures. Manufacture, supply, processing and installation of engineered stone benchtops, panels and slabs are banned nationally, while permitted legacy removal or repair work requires jurisdiction-specific controls and notifications.
- How should custom joinery contracts be checked?Match approved drawings, site measurements, finishes, hardware, variations, deposits, programme and installation scope for every open project. Identify design changes, builder delays, retentions and measurement errors, then recalculate remaining labour, materials and subcontractor costs.
- Are workshop dust and machinery controls adequate?Inspect extraction, dust collection, guarding, emergency stops, spray areas, chemical storage, noise and fire protection. Review incidents, air monitoring and maintenance, and budget improvements where CNC equipment or production volume has outgrown existing controls.
- How should joinery work-in-progress and materials be valued?Separate reusable board, hardware and finishes from cut customer-specific components and installed work awaiting certification or payment. Verify ownership and PPSR interests, deduct defects and completion costs, and exclude unapproved variations or disputed retention amounts.
- What figures expose a joinery firm's maintainable profit?Calculate contribution by project, builder, product and installation crew after board, hardware, finishes, labour, subcontractors and transport. Deduct market design, supervision, licensing and maintenance, then stress-test rework, builder concentration, delays and machinery replacement.


