You will meet a lead before the first delivery. These four shape most visits. Behind them is a wider bench of makers, painters, and finishers who are named on your job sheet, not hidden behind a rotating crew.
Lead Carpenter
Lena sets out kitchens and built-ins. She trained on site repairs before she led fit-outs, which is why her drawings still show the crooked wall instead of an ideal one. Clients know her because she is the person holding the pencil at the first meeting and the person checking the last door.
Site Supervisor
Marcus keeps an occupied house workable. Protective runs, delivery times, and the order of trades sit with him. If a day needs to move, you hear it from Marcus in the morning, not at the end of the week. He writes the daily note that stays with your papers.
Project Engineer
Tomas checks structure before we hang anything heavy: shelves, beams, and stair alterations. He translates a wish into a fixing that the wall can actually hold, and he will say no to a detail that only looks right in a sketch.
Studio Manager
Amira reads every enquiry first. She matches the job to a lead, sends the questions we still need, and keeps the reply inside one business day. If you write to hello@newyorkwheels.com, you are writing to Amira's desk.
We hire carpenters, painters, and finishers who are glad to be in someone else's house. Bring examples of doors you have hung, furniture you have saved, or rooms you have painted from bare plaster. We care more about the edges than about a long list of job titles.
A note through this form is read by the studio manager. Tell us the trade you want to practice and the kind of rooms you want to be in. If there is a fit, we reply to arrange a conversation. This form does not store a copy on a server.