If your door is in need of some good old TLC we offer a full service which includes: re-alignment. re-sealing, servicing of movable parts, restoration of faded pvc and can even fill in any scratches or chips.


    What a full door service includes

    uPVC doors move with the seasons and their moving parts wear over time. A proper service keeps your door secure, weather-tight and easy to use — and heads off bigger problems before they start.

    • Re-alignment so the door closes cleanly without lifting or slamming
    • Adjusting the compression for a tighter, draught-free seal
    • Re-sealing and replacing tired weather seals
    • Cleaning, lubricating and adjusting locks, hinges and hardware
    • Restoring faded or grubby uPVC to freshen the look

    Based in Wishaw, we cover homes across Wishaw and Lanarkshire. For a quick, honest quote call 01698 604 278, message us on WhatsApp, or use our contact form — a photo of the problem is often all we need. And with over 30 years’ experience and a no-fuss guarantee on every job, you’re in safe hands: see our 100+ five-star reviews.

    Why bother servicing a door that still works?

    Fair question. The thing about a uPVC door is that it doesn’t pack in all at once, it drifts. It drops a millimetre or two on its hinges over the year, the seals harden off, the mechanism stiffens up, and before you know it you’re giving the door a lift or a shove to get the key to turn. Most folk just live with it until the morning it won’t lock at all, usually on the coldest day of the year. A service catches all of that while it’s still a two-minute adjustment. We go over the whole door, hinges, keeps, seals and the multipoint lock, get it sitting square in the frame again, and leave it opening and closing the way it did when it was new.

    A good time to get it booked in

    Before winter is the sweet spot. uPVC swells a touch in the heat and shrinks back when it turns cold, so a door that’s behaved itself all summer can start sticking or dropping the minute the frost arrives. If yours is getting stiff, letting a draught in, or you’re having to pull it towards you to turn the key, don’t sit on it. That’s the door telling you it wants a bit of attention, and it’s a lot cheaper to sort now than after it’s given up altogether. Give us a call and we’ll come and put it right.