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Doors Newcastle

Door Supply and Installation in Newcastle

uPVC, composite and solid wood doors, supplied and fitted by a local team.

We fit front, back, French and garage doors for homes and businesses across Newcastle, Sunderland, Middlesbrough and the Scottish borders.

  • uPVC Doors
  • Composite Doors
  • Solid Wood Doors

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Door Fitters You Can Rely On in Newcastle

Doors Newcastle supplies and installs quality doors for homes and businesses across the North East. We work with trusted manufacturers to offer uPVC, composite and solid wood doors in a wide choice of styles and colours, all with secure, modern locks.

Maybe your front door has seen better days, or you’d like French doors out to the garden. Either way, we’ll help you pick the right door and fit it properly. You get straight answers and a clear quote before any work starts.

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Our Range

uPVC, Composite and Solid Wood Doors

Four internal door styles in walnut, black, white and oak

Every property is different, so we offer a range of door types to suit new builds, older houses and commercial buildings. Whatever you choose, it’s made to measure for your opening and fitted by our own team.

Good fitting matters as much as a good door. This is especially true in older and listed buildings, where openings are rarely square. We take the time to make sure every door sits level, seals tightly and locks securely.

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uPVC Doors

uPVC doors are a practical, budget-friendly choice. They stand up well to the weather, never need painting and are easy to keep clean. Insulated panels and multi-chamber frames help keep your home warm and quiet.

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Composite Doors

Composite doors have a solid, insulated core inside a tough outer skin. They’re strong, secure and very energy efficient, and they won’t warp or fade easily. Choose a realistic woodgrain finish or a sleek modern design in a wide range of colours.

Oak panelled internal door fitted to a modern bathroom in Newcastle

Solid Wood Doors

Real timber has a warmth and character that’s hard to copy. Solid wood doors suit traditional and period homes and are often the best option in conservation areas. With regular care, they last for many years and add real kerb appeal.

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How We Supply and Fit Your New Door

We start by finding out what you need. For some people that’s better security or a warmer hallway. For others it’s simply a front door that looks the part. We then suggest doors from trusted manufacturers that suit your home and your budget.

On the day, our fitters remove your old door, prepare the opening and install the new frame and door. We check that it sits level, seals well and opens and closes smoothly, and we make sure you’re happy with it before we leave.

Why Choose Doors Newcastle?

When you choose us, you deal with one local team from your first enquiry to the final check. You get a wide choice of quality doors, careful fitting and clear prices. Meet our fitters or read more about Doors Newcastle and how we work.

  • Money-Back Guarantee
  • Premium-Quality Doors
  • High-Security Locking
  • Competitive Prices
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Rosewood uPVC glazed patio doors fitted to a brick house in Newcastle
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3 Simple Steps

How to Choose the Right Door for Your Home

1

Pick the Right Material

uPVC is affordable and needs almost no upkeep. Composite gives the best mix of security and insulation. Solid wood offers a classic look that suits period homes but needs regular care.

2

Think About Style and Light

Choose a design that suits the outside of your home. Solid panels give more privacy, while glazed doors let more light into a dark hallway. Check that the colour and hardware match your windows.

3

Have It Fitted Properly

Even the best door will stick, rattle or let in draughts if it’s badly fitted. A professional installation keeps it secure, weathertight and working smoothly for years.

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How Long Does Door Installation Take?

Most single door installations take around 4 to 6 hours, so your new door is usually fitted in a day. Where possible, we can offer same-day installation, depending on your schedule and our team’s availability. Just get in touch and we’ll check our diary.

We’ll agree a date with you before any work starts. For larger jobs, such as several doors or extra work around the opening, we’ll explain the timings in advance and keep you updated throughout.

Areas We Cover

We’re based in Newcastle upon Tyne and fit doors for homes and businesses across the North East and into the Scottish borders, including:

  • Newcastle upon Tyne
  • Sunderland
  • Middlesbrough
  • The Scottish Borders

Not sure if we cover your area? Add your postcode to the quote form and we’ll let you know.

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FAQs

Common Questions About New Doors

Which type of door keeps a home warmest?

Composite doors usually offer the best insulation, with modern uPVC doors close behind. Our guide to which doors offer the best insulation explains the differences.

How much does a new door cost?

It depends on the material, size, glazing and locks. uPVC is usually the most affordable, followed by composite and then solid wood. Fill in the form for a free, no-obligation price.

Do you fit French doors and garage doors?

Yes. As well as front and back doors, we supply and fit French doors and garage doors. Thinking of fitting a garage door yourself? Read our guide on DIY or professional garage door installation first.

Can you fit doors in older or listed homes?

Yes. Older homes often have uneven openings, so we take extra care to get a good fit. In listed buildings and conservation areas, timber is often the best choice, but check with your council before ordering.

Can I buy a door without installation?

We offer both supply and installation. If you’d only like the door supplied, mention this in your quote request and we’ll talk you through the options.

Is the quote free?

Yes. Advice and quotes are free and there’s no obligation to go ahead. We’ll explain exactly what’s included before you decide.

Advice & Guides

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