uPVC Front Doors in Bristol
New front doors supplied and fitted across Bristol. Wide choice of styles, colours, and glazing options. Toughened safety glass as standard. Assure Register certified.
Family-run Bristol business · 20 years trade experience · Assure Register accredited
Why replace your front door?
Your front door is the first thing visitors see. If it's draughty, faded, hard to lock, or just looks tired, a new uPVC front door transforms the appearance and security of your property — usually fitted in a single day. uPVC is the practical, affordable option; for a more premium look and feel, see our composite doors.
What we offer
- Wide style range — panel doors, half-glazed, full-glazed, contemporary, or traditional designs
- Colour options — white, anthracite grey, black, blue, green, red, woodgrain, and dual-colour (different colour inside and out)
- Glass options — clear, obscure, decorative, and patterned — all toughened as standard
- Hardware choices — lever handles, letter plates, door knockers, and numerals
- Multi-point locking — cylinder and multi-point lock systems for security
- Sidelights and toplights — glazed panels either side or above the door for extra light
What does it cost?
A new uPVC front door supplied and fitted typically starts from around £1,800 + VAT. The exact price depends on the style, colour, glazing, and whether sidelights or toplights are included.
| Door type | Typical price (+ VAT) |
|---|---|
| uPVC front door (standard) | From £1,800 |
| Front door with one sidelight | From £2,200 |
| Front door with two sidelights | From £2,600 |
We'll give you a clear, written quote after measuring up — no pressure, no hidden charges.
All glass in doors must be toughened safety glass by law. We quote this as standard — it's never an optional extra.
uPVC or composite for a front door?
uPVC front doors are the more affordable, practical choice — perfectly secure and low maintenance. Composite doors have a solid timber core with a GRP skin, giving them a heavier, more premium feel and better long-term colour retention. Composite is particularly popular where kerb appeal matters.
Not sure which suits your home? We can talk you through both options during a free site visit, or read our comparison of composite doors vs uPVC doors.
Ready for a new front door?
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