Composite front doors across East Lancashire

A composite door has a solid insulated core with a moulded skin over it, so it behaves like timber without any of the maintenance. It is heavier than uPVC, better insulated, and considerably harder to get through. Every door we fit is Document Q approved as standard and hung in a REHAU frame. Fitting is usually a morning, and the old door goes with us.

Anyone replacing a front door, and particularly anyone doing it for the look rather than because the old one failed. It is the one part of your house every visitor touches. If it is a back door or a side entrance, a uPVC door does the same job for less, and we would rather tell you that than sell you the expensive one.

Your front door is the one part of your house that every visitor touches. It is worth more thought than most people give it.

We fit composite doors across the full range, from traditional four panel styles through to flush contemporary designs with long bar handles. Solid core, glass reinforced skin, multi point locking, and Document Q approved as standard, which matters if you are building or extending.

Colour runs to seven standard finishes and thirty four bespoke, specified by RAL and BS reference rather than a vague name on a chart. Glazing is chosen separately, from bevelled and leaded designs to sandblast and modern art glass.

The exterior face is coloured and the interior comes in white, so the door can be bold on the street and quiet in your hallway.

We bring samples to you. Nobody should choose a front door off a screen, and colour on a monitor is not colour on a house. Charlie will come out with the range, talk through what suits the property, and leave you to think about it. The door then gets fitted by the same person, which is not true of most places you will ring.

We are based on Higher Causeway in Barrowford and most of our work lands within half an hour of the door.

Across Pendle that means Nelson, Colne, Brierfield, Barnoldswick and Earby, along with Barrowford itself. In Burnley we cover the town and out to Padiham. The Ribble Valley takes us to Clitheroe, Whalley and Read, where a lot of the housing stock is stone built and needs a sash or flush casement rather than a standard opener.

Westward we work throughout Blackburn with Darwen, and across Hyndburn into Accrington and Great Harwood. Rossendale brings us Rawtenstall and Haslingden.

We also travel south into North Manchester, taking in Rochdale, Bury, Middleton, Heywood and Ramsbottom.

If you are somewhere not on that list but roughly in that circle, ask. We would rather tell you yes or no on the phone than have you wondering.

We fit doors right across East Lancashire and down into North Manchester. If you are somewhere near the edge of that, ask rather than assume.