If you are looking for a quality alternative to the timber or aluminium doors you currently have installed in your property, our uPVC doors are a great option.
As well as being sophisticated and attractive, they are also secure, energy-efficient and require less maintenance than other doors.
You can have bifold doors, sliding sash doors, sable doors or even French doors. Patio, front door or back door, we can provide many types of doors. If you already have uPVC windows fitted, now is the chance to make everything match.
What are the benefits of uPVC doors?
There are a wide variety of different benefits to investing in high-quality uPVC doors for your home from a company you can trust.
To help you decide whether you want to invest in these kinds of front doors, patio doors and back doors, we’ve highlighted some of the best below.
Can Be Customised
In the past, generally speaking, you would find that the majority of uPVC doors were available in the colour white.
Due to developments over the last few decades, though, it is now possible to invest in uPVC doors in a variety of different imitation effects, styles, shapes and even colours.
This means you can now have your doors, whether they are front doors, back doors or even internal doors made to your specific requirements.
Try our door designer out for yourself below:
Enhanced Security
It’s likely that one of the main reasons why you have put a lot of thought into the type of doors you want to have in your home.
If it isn’t, it should be, because fitting uPVC doors, offer improved security.
Even though the frame to a door made from PVC is not particularly heavy, when it is used in combination with various locks and features double glazing or even triple glazing, opportunistic intruders are less likely to try and break into your home.
While not quite as secure as the thicker composite doors, they are still a big security improvement on your typical wooden front door.
We've created a blog post where you can read the differences between Upvc doors vs composite doors
Energy Efficient
Something that’s on most people’s minds these days is energy efficiency, particularly when buying furniture and structural components for the home.
You want to make the best choice when choosing windows and doors, to ensure they are high quality enough at retaining heat and providing insulation.
As uPVC is famous for being a low heat conductor, when a fitting has been carried out properly, it can establish a closed air system that will minimise the loss of heat.
Less Maintenance Required
If you find it hard to stay on top of all the chores that need to be completed in and around your home, you may be glad to hear that choosing uPVC doors is one of the best ways to reduce your workload.
Compared to other organic and natural materials, uPVC does not require repainting, varnishing or even sanding.
High-quality windows, doors and other structural elements made from uPVC can last for several decades, not just years. And without showing any real signs of wear and tear or weathering.
The only real bit of maintenance you need to keep up with is wiping down your uPVC composite door with some soapy warm water to stop staining and remove any dirt and grime from the surface.
What types of UPVC doors are available?
There are various types of doors available. Below we have included descriptions of the most popular.
- front doors - a front door is both the main entry point to your home and the main level of defence you have against intruders. It's more than just a security measure, though, as the door you have at the front of your property, whether it's a composite front door, aluminium door or uPVC door helps to complete the aesthetics of the outside of your property.
- french doors - French doors usually come as a pair and are made of lightweight material with either double glazed or triple glazed panelling across the whole of its length. They are often alternatively known as French windows.
- sliding doors - Sliding doors, as the name suggests are doors that open horizontally by being slid along a track. They normally run parallel to the wall of a property and you usually have the option to have them fitted so they are hanging from a track or over a track. Some sliding doors disappear into the wall when they are slid open.
- stable doors - Stables doors are appearing more and more in people’s homes, particularly as back doors because they are very practical and versatile. They consist of two sections that can be opened or closed separately from one another.
- bi-folding doors - Folding doors are another incredibly popular options for people looking for doors to their conservatories. These open with individual sections or panels folding into the side. Even though they are referred to as bifold doors, they normally consist of 2 panels or more.
How much does it cost to fit a new uPVC door?
Generally speaking, the average price for the uPVC door itself will be somewhere in the region of £250 to £400 (or more depending on the style).
But it is important to note that this doesn't include installation and the price may be a little lower or higher than that estimate, based on the build surrounding the door and design specifics.
The best way to find out for sure is to contact our friendly team and get a quote.
Our primary aim is to offer you installations that are safe, secure and of the highest quality. We use products which carry the industry leading "Secure By Design" certification.
We aim to exceed all of your expectations and our 5-star Google reviews show that we are excelling in our mission.
If you are looking for any particular type of door replaced, repaired or fitted, choose us for the highest quality, yet affordable service.
Don't forget to ask us about our fantastic deals on double glazed window replacements and repairs too.
For UPVC doors in Stevenage or other windows and doors across the entire Hertfordshire area, you will never be dissapointed with our team of professional fitters.
Give us a call today on 08081 688 563 or you can contact our staff here and we'll return your inquiry promptly.
