External and stable doors
External doors need a sound frame, the right seals and a lock you can trust. We fit them square, weather-tight and secure.
An external door takes more weather and more weight than anything inside the house. The frame and cill are checked first, because a new door on a rotten frame will not stay square. Heavy-duty hinges, weather seals and a proper threshold go in with the door.
Locks and furniture are fitted so the door locks cleanly without lifting or slamming, and the keeps are set so it stays that way.
Stable doors
A stable door gives a cottage its character and a kitchen its fresh air. The two halves are hung so they meet cleanly and lock together as one door, with ironmongery to suit the house. The oak stable door pictured has a glazed top half, black hinges and a pet flap.
A door needs a sound frame. We will tell you whether the frame can be repaired or needs replacing, and quote for whichever it is.
Tell us what you have now and what you want, and the lock will be agreed with your quote.
Ask when you get your quote, and you will know how long the job takes before it is booked.
Get a quote
A photo of the door and frame from inside and out is the quickest way to a price.
