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No job too big or small

Hello everyone,

My name is Lloyd Kennedy and I am the director of LC Carpentry & Maintenance Services.

I have been running my business since January 2020. At first I started out doing little handyman jobs for extra pocket money while working a full-time job, until May 2021 when I decided to quit my job and start a partnership with my best friend and becoming a full-time carpenter/handyman.

Since then, I took over the business and bought my partner out and now have three apprentices working for me and still doing what I love for the last 15 years.

From building brand-new decks and pergolas to little handyman jobs, no job is too big or too small. We do it all and have proudly been servicing the community for the last five years.

If you need little handyman jobs done around your place, please feel free to contact me on 0402-632 039 or lccarpentry21@outlook.com.

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