Composite Door Fitters for Worsley Mesnes

Yes, all the time. Worsley Mesnes sits alongside Poolstock and Goose Green in the south-west Wigan area we cover weekly, a short drive from our Atherton base.

Most jobs come in between the low and mid four figures depending on the door style, colour, glass and hardware. You get a fixed written price after a free measure-up, and we take no deposit.

That is its natural habitat. The GRP skin shrugs off scuffs, boots and paws, the solid core keeps the door rigid through constant use, and marks generally wipe off with soapy water.

Yes, and safer than what they usually replace. Multi-point locking, an anti-snap cylinder and a solid core make forced entry far harder, and we can add chains, restrictors and spy holes if you want them.

It will forgive a lot. The hinges and keeps are adjustable and the slab itself does not warp or crack under normal family abuse. If anything ever drifts out of alignment, adjustment is covered under the 10-year guarantee.

About half a day, and we agree a start time that suits your routine. One adult needs to be around to hand over the old keys and test the new ones, but you are not trapped in the house all day.

Dozens, from anthracite grey and black through greens, blues and reds to woodgrain finishes. Most families go for a bold colour outside and white inside to keep the hallway bright.

Only if you want a glazed design, and yes. All glazing is sealed double-glazed units, with toughened safety glass used where regulations require it, exactly as it should be in a home with children.

No. No deposit and no stage payments. The bill arrives when the door is fitted, tested and you are happy, the same way we have worked for over 25 years.

Wipe it down occasionally and put a drop of oil on the hinges once a year. There is no painting or varnishing, and the colour will not peel or flake, so the door you buy is the door you keep.

Yes, uPVC windows, back doors, French and patio doors are all part of the service. Combining jobs into one visit usually works out cheaper and means one lot of disruption instead of two.