Explore a range of front, back, French, sliding, bifold and stable doors, with different materials and styles available to suit your property.
Front and back doors
Front and back doors are fitted to suit the existing opening, with the frame, hardware and locking system set up so the door opens, closes and locks as it should. We can replace a single entrance or rear door and help match the style to the rest of the property.
Single front or back door replacements
Measured to suit the existing opening
Style and finish chosen to complement the property
Available in composite, uPVC or aluminium
French doors
French doors are a classic option for opening a room out to a garden, patio or terrace. With two glazed doors opening from the centre, they help bring in more natural light while giving you a wider opening to the outside.
Ideal for gardens, patios and rear extensions
Helps bring more natural light into the room
Provides a wider opening than a single door
Available in uPVC, aluminium or composite
Sliding patio doors
Sliding patio doors are a practical choice for wider openings, giving you a large glazed area without taking up space inside the room. The panels slide along the track rather than swinging open, making them well suited to patios, gardens and extensions.
Ideal for wider openings and larger glazed areas
No door swing into the room
Smooth sliding operation
Available in aluminium or uPVC
Bifold doors
Bifold doors use multiple panels that fold and stack neatly to one side, creating a wide opening between the home and garden. They work particularly well for extensions, kitchens and larger rear openings where you want to open up as much of the space as possible.
Creates a wide, open connection to the garden
Panels fold and stack neatly to one side
Well suited to extensions and larger openings
Available with aluminium frames
Stable doors
Stable doors are split horizontally so the top and bottom sections can be opened separately. They are a practical option for character properties, cottages and rear entrances where you want ventilation without opening the whole door.
Top and bottom sections open independently
Suits cottages and character homes
Useful for ventilation while keeping the lower section closed
Available in composite or uPVC
A straightforward process, from start to finish
01
Survey & Measure
We visit your property, take accurate measurements and discuss your requirements, options and any questions you may have.
02
Choose Your Style
We'll help you choose the right style, material, colour and specification to suit your home and budget.
03
Supply
Once everything is agreed, we source your windows or doors from trusted suppliers to the exact specification.
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Installation
Our experienced installers remove existing units where required and fit your new windows or doors with care and precision.
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Finish & Clean Up
We make sure everything is fitted, sealed and finished properly, and we take away all old units and installation waste.
FAQs
Frequently asked questions
01How does the door installation process work?
We start by visiting your property to measure the opening and talk through the type of door you want. Once everything is agreed, we order the door to the correct size and specification. When it's ready, we arrange an installation date, remove the old door if needed, fit the new one, make sure it opens, closes and locks correctly, then seal and finish around the frame.
02How long does it take to install new doors?
Most standard door replacements can usually be fitted within a day. Larger or more involved jobs, such as bi-fold or sliding doors, may take longer. We'll give you a clear idea of the timescale once we've measured up and know exactly what's being installed.
03Do you remove and dispose of the old door?
Yes. If we're replacing an existing door, we'll remove the old door and frame where required and take them away with us. We'll also clear up any installation waste once the job is finished.
04Can you replace just one door?
Yes. You don't need to replace every door in the property. We can replace a single front door, back door, patio door or other individual door if that's all that's needed.
05Can you replace the glass without replacing the whole door?
In many cases, yes. If the door itself is still in good condition but the glass is cracked, damaged or misted, we may be able to replace just the glass unit. We'll inspect the door first and let you know whether that's the best option.
06Can you repair a door instead of replacing it?
Often, yes. Problems with locks, handles, hinges, seals, alignment and doors that have become difficult to open or close can often be repaired. We'll assess the problem first and only recommend a full replacement if a repair isn't practical or worthwhile.