French Windows
A pair of windows that open outwards like little doors to let a room breathe.
Front & Back Doors
Improve the appearance of your property.
uPVC doors are a popular choice for homes across the UK, and it’s easy to see why. They offer many benefits, making them a great choice for both a uPVC front door and a uPVC back door.
uPVC doors help to maintain high levels of energy efficiency with very little maintenance. No rot. No warping. No fading or discolouration.


The Benefits
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The main benefit of a uPVC door’s low maintenance is the minimal upkeep required, as they do not need painting, varnishing, or regular treatments to stay functional and look good. They are resistant to rotting, warping, and fading, and a simple wipe down with a damp cloth is typically sufficient to keep them clean. This saves homeowners time and money compared to other materials like traditional wood.
Energy Efficiency
Multi-chambered uPVC frames combined with A-rated double or triple-glazed units cut heat loss right back. A new uPVC door seals tight against draughts, so the heat you pay for stays in the house — most customers notice the difference on the very next energy bill.
Durability & Weather Resistance
uPVC is built for the British weather. It won’t rot, swell or warp in the damp, won’t corrode by the coast, and won’t crack or fade in the sun. The colour runs right through the foil finish, so it keeps looking smart for decades with no repainting.
Cost Effective
Security
Every uPVC door we fit comes with multi-point locking, anti-snap and anti-bump euro cylinders, internally beaded glass and reinforced hinges — built and tested to PAS 24 against the methods burglars actually use.
Variety
Choose from 18 foil finishes including anthracite grey, chartwell green, irish oak and rosewood, dozens of decorative and obscure glass designs, and a full range of handles, knockers and letterplates — with different colours inside and out if you like.
Energy Efficiency
Modern sealed units keep the warmth in and the draughts out, so rooms feel more comfortable and your heating has less work to do through the colder months.
Natural Light
More glass means more daylight through the room, which makes the space feel bigger, brighter and more welcoming even on a dull day.
Kerb Appeal (3)
The right choice lifts the whole look of the property, and a smart, well-kept frontage is one of the first things anyone notices.
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A wide choice of styles and finishes, in standard white, a woodgrain effect or a range of colours, so you can match the look to your home.
Ten-Year Guarantee
Our installations are backed by a ten-year guarantee, so the work stays covered long after we have packed up and gone.
Our Suppliers
We work with a range of local suppliers to ensure you are looked after every step of the way.
How are French windows different from French doors?
French windows are windows, hinged at the sides and opening outwards, but not made to walk through. French doors are full-height doors you walk out of. French windows are often used upstairs or above a Juliet balcony.
Where are they usually used?
Commonly upstairs, over a lower roof or above a Juliet balcony, anywhere you want to open a room right up to the air and light without a full door.
Do they let in more light?
Yes. Because the pair opens from the middle with no central bar in the way, you get a wide, clear opening and plenty of daylight.
Are they secure?
What colours are available?
Standard white, a woodgrain effect or a range of colours to match the house.
Is there a guarantee?
Yes. Our window installations are fitted by FENSA registered engineers and backed by a ten-year guarantee.
What our customers say
Real words from homeowners across Grimsby and North East Lincolnshire.