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A new front door lifts the whole face of your home - and modern composite doors bring serious security and insulation with it. Whether it's a front door, French doors or bifolds opening to the garden, we'll match you with an accredited installer to quote it. Free, no obligation.
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Composite or uPVC - which door should I choose?
Composite doors are the modern default for front doors: a solid timber-effect core wrapped in a weatherproof skin, so you get the look of wood with none of the upkeep, plus excellent thermal performance and multi-point locking as standard. They come in dozens of styles and colours with matching frames and glazing.
uPVC doors remain excellent value for back doors and side entrances - secure, insulated and low maintenance at a lower price point.
What about doors that open up the back of the house?
French doors give you a classic double opening onto a patio or garden. Sliding patio doors save space and suit wide openings. Bifold doors - uPVC or aluminium - fold the whole wall away and have become the signature of modern kitchen extensions.
Each has its own trade-offs in cost, sightlines and how much of the opening actually opens - your matched installer will walk you through them against your actual space.
How secure are modern doors?
Far beyond the doors most of us grew up with. Multi-point locking, anti-snap cylinders and reinforced frames are standard on quality composite and uPVC doors. If security is your main driver, say so in the form - it shapes what your matched company recommends.
Get matched - it's free →Common questions
How long does a new door take to fit?
A single front or back door is usually fitted in half a day. French, patio and bifold doors typically take a day depending on the opening.
Can I match my door to my windows?
Yes - colours and finishes are available to match or deliberately contrast with your frames. Mention it in your project detail and the installer will bring options.
Is a new door really worth it for energy bills?
An old, poorly sealed door is a genuine heat leak. A modern insulated door with proper seals makes a noticeable difference to draughts in the hallway - and it's one of the cheaper improvements on this list.
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