What is the typical salary for a Carpenter in the UK?

Based on 75 current UK Carpenter vacancies, salaries typically range from £41,000 to £53,000 per year, with a median of £49,000. The exact figure depends on experience, employer and location.

Where in the UK are Carpenter jobs hiring most?

The cities currently hiring the most Carpenter staff are London, Oxford, Southampton, Birmingham, City of Westminster.

Carpenter Jobs

Q: How many Carpenter jobs are there in the UK?

There are currently 585 live Carpenter vacancies across the UK. Listings refresh throughout the day, so the number changes constantly.

Browse 585 live Carpenter vacancies across the UK. Listings refresh throughout the day.

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Carpenter salary in the UK

£41,000 – £53,000

Typical annual salary range

Based on 75 current UK vacancies (25th–75th percentile)

£49,000

Median pay

Per year

585

Live vacancies

UK-wide right now

Salary range computed from current UK Carpenter listings. Outliers excluded (25th–75th percentile of advertised salaries). Hourly, weekly and daily rates are annualised to a 37.5-hour week.

Top cities hiring Carpenters right now

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Carpenter

Atrium Associates Ltd

King's Lynn Temporary £25.00/hour

Carpenter - Residential Site. Location: King's Lynn, Norfolk. Rate: £25 per hour. Start Date: Monday 27th April. Duration:...

27 days ago View Apply →

Multi Trade Carpenter

Align Property Recruitment Ltd

London Permanent £40000 - £42000/annum Overtime, Holidays, Van, Fuel Card

10 applied

Multi Trade Carpenter. Location: Mobile (London – Surrounding Area. Perform a wide range of tasks, including repairs,...

27 days ago View Apply →

Multi Carpenter

Build Recruitment

Bedford, Bedfordshire Permanent £37000/annum

Carpenter Multi. Bedfordshire. Permenant - £34,550- 37,000 (dependant on experience. Build Recruitment provides specialist...

27 days ago View Apply →