Frequently Asked Questions

This can depend on the type of job. We usually aim for around an eight week turnaround, however this can change job to job. Get in touch with us and we can give you an estimate depending on your requirements.

We can give you a quotation on the same day we visit you. Once we have all of your specifications, we can offer you a price for the work on the spot. So, there’s not need to wait around. Our quotations are also free!

Composite doors are made up of a variety of materials including, plastic, wood, and foam. The layers make these door options ideal for added thermal insulation and also increased security.

The difference between patio and French doors is the way in which they open. French doors typically open outwards, whereas patio doors slide sideways. Bifold options on the other hand, tend to fold on to themselves and then slide – these offer a much wider door opening than the other two doors mentioned.

Yes, all of our doors are manufactured with energy efficiency and security in mind. Each one will also come with a guarantee, for your assurance.

Yes we are!

Being FENSA installers means that every installation we undertake will meet building regulations. It also means that your installation has been registered with your local council, which is a legal requirement. We will provide you with a FENSA certificate when you have an installation from us, this will make selling your property easier, if this is something that you wish to do.

uPVC stands for Unplasticised Polyvinyl Chloride. This is a lightweight, low maintenance building material that is very popular when manufacturing windows and doors. The plastic is strong and durable and can last for a number of years.

Unfortunately we don’t, however, a lot of our uPVC and aluminium options can be finished with a wood effect. This offers the same aesthetic appeal but with the durability and low maintenance of modern materials.