Frequently Asked Questions

• The hot air of summer and the cold air of winter should not enter through any closed doors in your home. If you are feeling drafts with each season, it may be time to upgrade your doors.
• If you can see moisture building up in-between your double glazing panels it may mean that the seal between those two panes has worn away and is failing to keep moisture out of your home. It also means the insulating gas between panes has escaped and your door will not be performing as well as it should in terms of energy efficiency.
• If your door is difficult to open and close, it’s probably time to consider replacing it. Not only is a door that is sticking or jamming really annoying, but it can also pose a security threat.

We primarily manufacture external doors, including front doors, French doors and entrance doors. All our doors are bespoke, made from high-quality timber in our workshop. If you need another type of door, please let us know, as we’ll be able to make it for you.

This depends on a variety of factors. We’ll discuss lead times with you at your consultation when we have a better understanding of what you require.

Triple glazing works by securing three panes of glass within a sealed window frame. The gaps between each pane are filled with Argon, an insulating gas, which enhances the window’s ability to retain heat.

You might want to consider triple glazing if:

• You live somewhere that suffers from extreme weather, like very cold winters.
• Your property is exposed to the elements, for example, is situated on the coast.
• You live somewhere noisy like near an airport, school, or train station, and want better acoustic insulation.
• You want to further reduce your energy bills. Triple glazing provides even lower U-values than double glazing.

Yes – all potential customers are entitled to a free, no-obligation consultation.

We do. We can install all the doors, windows and joinery that we make, ensuring the perfect fit.