Usher Joinery

The Usher family have been working in the building trade since 1870. Nicknamed, the 'Klondyke', the yard was referred to by locals after the North American Gold Rush of the late 19th and early 20th century due to the labour intensive nature and honest drive of George Usher. Many of the buildings making up the centre of Coniston village, George was responsible for, including Yewdale Hotel and the Local Co-Operative Store.

The founder of G.D.Usher & Son, in 1870. Many of the Victorian properties in Coniston were the result of this mans endeavours. Yewdale road was built by the firm and we believe, that when completed he struggled to sell them so had to take a loss that left them in strained circumstances. G.D.U. also did much work for John Ruskin that still exists at Brandtwood and reveals the standard of craftsmanship.

Operating from our workshop in the heart of the Lake District, our family business has over 149 years of experience in the trade, offering specialised services in bespoke joinery and manufacture products to suit specific needs. We are confident in our ability to fulfill your wishes whether it is work for a residential, traditional Lakeland building or for a modern business / commercial space.