New Doors Fitted in Top Lock

Yes. Top Lock, New Springs and the surrounding canal-side areas are all covered from our Atherton base. We can usually get out to measure within a few days of your call.

A composite door is the strongest all-round performer. The slab is solid and insulated, the finish is highly weather-resistant, and paired with proper seals it keeps wind and rain out even on exposed elevations like those near the canal.

That is classic timber door behaviour: the wood absorbs moisture and expands. Modern uPVC and composite doors do not absorb water, so they operate the same in January as they do in July.

Yes, provided it is fitted well. New doors seal against the frame with continuous compression gaskets, and we seal the frame to the wall properly. The difference in a previously draughty hallway is immediate.

It depends on the door style, size and finish, so we price each job individually. The survey and written quote are free, there is no deposit, and there are no add-ons sprung on you later.

Roughly half a day for a standard replacement. If we are also replacing a side panel or altering the opening, allow a full day. Your home is never left open overnight.

Multi-point locking on every door, engaging hooks and bolts along the full height of the frame. Combined with quality cylinders and handles, it is a serious deterrent compared with an old single-point lock.

No. We never ask for deposits. You pay once the door is fitted and you have inspected and approved the work.

Yes. Every door we supply and fit is backed by a 10-year guarantee, and because we are a local firm rather than a national chain, claiming on it is as simple as phoning us.

Yes, and combining them into one visit usually works out better value. Many Top Lock customers upgrade both at once, often a composite on the front and uPVC on the back.

Always. Removal and disposal of old doors and frames is part of the service, and we leave the doorway clean, sealed and finished.