Doors
The entrance is the job people notice
Composite and uPVC doors, French doors, porches and garage doors. Supplied and fitted, with the same 10-year parts and labour cover as the windows.
Composite
A solid slab, timber-look or a flat contemporary face, with a glazed light if you want the hall to see daylight. The one Manchester front doors have moved to.
uPVC
A proper back door or a side entrance. Lighter on the budget, still multi-point locked, in the same colours as the windows so the elevation matches.
French & patio
Two leaves or a slider onto the yard. We check the threshold so rain doesn’t sit on the inside of a level threshold — this city will find the gap.
Porches
A place for coats, bins and the wet dog. White, anthracite or woodgrain, including a heritage look with leaded glass if the street is older.
Garage doors
Sectional or roller. Insulated where you use the garage as a room, a plain industrial face where you just want it to shut.
Hardware, letterplates, colours and glass are chosen on the survey — not from a thumbnail. If the door and the new windows are going in together, we specify them as one elevation so the greys actually match.
Tell us the house. We’ll measure it.
No obligation. A written price after the survey, not a guess on the phone.