Professional uPVC Door Replacement Services

Sudden temperature fluctuations, UV exposure, and humidity can cause common damages to uPVC doors, including warping, expansion, cracked seals, locking issues, and moisture damage, including mould.

Poor insulation and wear and tear can cause door issues over time, leading to locking issues, gaps, crooked appearance, and poor frame stability.

Locking issues can be as simple as door or lock misalignment or lock lubrication, or something a bit more complex, like gearbox issues or cylinder failure.

Minor damage to the door, like scratches or dents, can be repaired easily. Significant issues such as difficulty locking, loose handles, or unusual noises from the mechanism may require the attention of a professional locksmith. Severe structural damage or irreparable lock mechanisms may require door replacement.

After a break-in, it’s advisable to replace/upgrade the lock cylinder, add security features like sash jammers, or potentially replace the entire door to enhance home security and energy efficiency.

Unplasticized Polyvinyl Chloride – a durable type of PVC that doesn’t contain plasticisers. It is commonly used in construction for window and door frames due to its weather resistance and low maintenance.

Check the faceplate for a brand name or number; if you find one, you can search it online. You can also check along the long metal strip on the faceplate. Or you can check out our Types of Lock Guide.

UPVC doors are a strong and affordable choice for homeowners. They resist rot and warping, and with proper care, they can last for years. These doors have multiple locks, making them secure and stylish, and you can customise the glass and hardware finishes. UPVC doors are energy-efficient; they insulate well and help reduce your carbon footprint. Maintenance is easy with our uPVC care guide.

Composite doors are generally a better choice due to their superior strength and durability. They are thicker with a solid core, unlike uPVC doors, which typically have a Styrofoam core. UPVC doors are more vulnerable to weather damage and can become less secure over time; however, they are often more affordable with the same levels of customisation.

A cat flap is easy to install in a solid uPVC door, but it can significantly weaken the door and make your home a more appealing target for burglars.