uPVC Door Installations in Bristol
New front doors, back doors, French doors, and patio doors measured, supplied, and fitted across Bristol. Send us a photo for a rough price; once you're happy with it we come and measure, give you a written quote, then fit it ourselves. If your existing door just needs a repair, see our door repair service.
What type of door do you need?
Choose the door type that best fits your property. Not sure? Send us a photo and we'll advise. For a premium front door, also see our composite doors.
The practical, affordable front door option. Range of styles, colours, and glazing choices.
uPVC Back DoorsEveryday replacement for a tired, draughty, or insecure back door. Usually fitted in a day.
French DoorsDouble outward-opening doors for wide garden access. Both doors swing fully open.
Patio Sliding DoorsSpace-saving sliding doors — ideal where you don't have room for outward-swinging doors.
Door Installation in Bristol
A new door makes sense when the existing one is warped, draughty beyond repair, or no longer secure. If the door itself is sound but the lock or hinges are faulty, a door repair is usually the better first step.
We handle everything: survey, supply, removal of the old door, installation, and clean-up. Toughened safety glass is fitted as standard in all glazed doors. Every installation is Assure Register certified.
Why choose us?
- ✓ Price from your photos — then we come and measure (measuring up is free)
- ✓ Supplied and fitted by our team — no subcontractors
- ✓ Toughened glass as standard on all glazed door panels
- ✓ Modern multi-point locking — secure from day one
- ✓ Assure Register certified — building regulation compliance
- ✓ 10-year manufacturer warranty on the glass and frame
Door glass normally needs to be safety glass. We fit toughened safety glass as standard.
uPVC door or composite door — which should I choose?
Both uPVC and composite doors are excellent choices for a Bristol home. The main differences come down to budget, appearance, and how long you want it to last.
uPVC doors: a white back door is a fixed £1,300 + VAT, and front doors cost from £1,500 + VAT depending on the panel. They're low maintenance, energy efficient, and available in a wide range of styles. For most back doors and many front doors, uPVC is the practical and cost-effective choice.
Composite doors look more premium — they have a solid core wrapped in GRP (fibreglass), which gives them a more substantial feel and appearance. They're heavier, more rigid, and tend to hold their look well. A composite front door is a fixed £1,800 + VAT — any colour, glass and handle.
We're happy to discuss both options and help you decide what makes most sense for your home and budget. If you'd like to weigh it up yourself first, read composite doors vs uPVC doors.
Pricing
All prices plus VAT.
| Service | Price |
|---|---|
| New uPVC back door (supplied and fitted) | £1,300 + VAT |
| New composite front door (supplied and fitted) | £1,800 + VAT |
Composite front doors and white uPVC back doors are fixed prices. Other prices are a guide, confirmed after we've assessed the job — we'll always agree the price before starting work.
Frequently Asked Questions
- We book the whole day for a door, but most are finished by early afternoon. From deposit to fitting day is usually 3–6 weeks — composite and uPVC doors are made to order. We confirm the fitting date when you accept the quote.
- A composite door has a solid core and a tough GRP (fibreglass) skin that can look like painted timber. It's heavier and feels more solid than a uPVC door, and comes in any colour at the same fixed price. For a front door our composite doors cost about the same as uPVC — £1,800 + VAT (£2,160 inc) fixed — so it's mostly about looks and feel. uPVC is great value for back doors: £1,300 + VAT (£1,560 inc) fixed.
- Not separately. You get an Assure certificate for every install, which shows the work meets building regulations — keep it for when you sell.
- Our preferred payment method is bank transfer, and we can also take card. Your written quote sets out the payment terms before you agree to anything.
More questions? See our full list of window and door FAQs.
Bristol areas we cover
We cover most Bristol postcodes, plus Portishead and Bradley Stoke as standard. Find local information for your area:
- → Clifton & Redland
- → Bishopston & Horfield
- → Bedminster & Southville
- → Stoke Bishop & Westbury-on-Trym
- → Bradley Stoke & Filton
- → Portishead
- → Brislington & St Anne's
Not listed? See every area we cover — or check our window and door repair prices, which are the same whatever your postcode.
Get a free quote
Describe the problem and add photos if you have them. We'll be in touch shortly.
Photo quotes are free, and so are visits to quote bigger jobs or measure up. The only visit we charge for is coming out to find what's wrong with a repair: £95 + VAT (£114 inc VAT), taken off the job if you go ahead with the work within 30 days.
