Composite

A composite front door is the strongest first impression you can give a property. Engineered from multiple layers, it is stronger, warmer and more secure than timber or uPVC alone, and will not warp, crack or fade. For sellers and landlords it is one of the most visible upgrades for the money.

Benefits:

  • Superior security with reinforced construction and multi-point locking.
  • Excellent insulation to reduce heat loss and support energy ratings.
  • No painting or varnishing, so no ongoing maintenance cost.
  • A wide choice of colours, styles and hardware to match a scheme.
  • Instant kerb appeal that photographs well for listings.
Black composite front door with a white porch surround on a brick house

uPVC

uPVC doors are the dependable, cost-effective choice for back and side entrances, rental properties and volume schemes. They resist weathering, will not rot or rust, and need nothing more than a wipe-down to stay looking fresh.

Benefits:

  • Strong value for money across multiple units.
  • Virtually maintenance-free, ideal for tenanted and managed properties.
  • Energy-efficient frames and multi-point locking as standard.
  • Won’t fade, warp or corrode.
  • A choice of colours and finishes to suit your specification.
Light grey half-glazed door in a brick wall

Stable Doors

A stable door is split horizontally so the top half can be opened independently of the bottom. It is a characterful, practical option for kitchens, utility rooms and garden access, popular with buyers and a real talking point on a viewing, while remaining fully secure when closed and locked.

Benefits:

  • Let in light and fresh air while keeping the lower half closed.
  • Characterful, country-style look that adds appeal to period and modern homes alike.
  • Secure multi-point locking when closed.
  • Practical for households with children or pets.
  • Available in uPVC and composite constructions in a range of colours.
White stable-style door beside a white window with glazing bars in a brick wall

French

French doors combine elegance with practical garden access. A wide opening and large glass panels flood rooms with daylight and make living spaces feel larger, which is a strong selling feature for homes of every size.

Benefits:

  • Timeless styling that enhances any property.
  • Maximises daylight and garden views.
  • Modern glazing and seals for excellent energy efficiency.
  • Secure locking systems.
  • A good fit for extensions, conversions and new-build rear elevations.
White French doors and windows on a red brick house with a patio and bench

Sliding Patio

Sliding patio doors give a generous glazed opening without needing swing clearance inside or out, which makes them ideal for compact layouts, apartments and schemes where every square metre counts.

Benefits:

  • Space-saving: no swing clearance needed.
  • Smooth, easy-glide operation.
  • Large glass areas maximise natural light.
  • Energy-efficient glazing for comfortable interiors.
  • Secure locking mechanisms.
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Bifold

Bifold doors are the headline feature in many extensions and premium developments. Panels stack to one or both sides to open up an entire wall, creating the indoor-outdoor living buyers are looking for.

Benefits:

  • A dramatic opening that sets a property apart.
  • Slim sightlines and large glass panels for light and views.
  • Smooth modern roller systems.
  • Excellent thermal performance.
  • Robust multi-point security.
Open bi-fold doors leading from a patio into a room

Repairs & Servicing

Sticking locks, dropped doors and failed seals are the sort of snags that delay handovers and frustrate tenants. We diagnose and fix door problems quickly across all door types, keeping properties secure, efficient and ready to let or sell.

Common door repairs include, but are not limited to:

  • Broken or faulty locks (multipoint lock failure, sticking keys)
  • Loose or sagging hinges
  • Damaged handles and letterboxes
  • Misaligned or sticking doors
  • Cracked glass and misted units
  • Patio and bifold track faults
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