Our customer in the South of England didn’t believe that we could repair the damage to this uPVC front door. Our highly skilled finisher knew exactly what to do though, and repaired the door so that it now looks as good as new. The repair saved the customer the cost of a new replacement door, and the hassle of having one fitted.

Plastic Surgeon is called upon on a regular basis to repair doors of all types. Internal and external, old and new, made from wood, uPVC, metal and glass. In 2010 we carried out over 60,000 door repairs throughout the UK. This repair is to a badly scratched aluminium door in a new changing room facility at a leisure centre in Glasgow, which our finishers restored to pristine condition, along with damaged panelling, toilets and basins.

Find out which city has saved the most waste from going to landfill by using our environmentally friendly repair service...

This repair is to a damaged external door on a new housing development by Lovells in Nottingham. After sanding and filling in the damage, Plastic Surgeon’s finisher expertly colour matched the repair before hand painting the wood grain to blend in with the original.

Cost to replace the door would have been over £500.
Plastic Surgeon’s cost to repair was under £165.

This wooden door frame was badly damaged, with scratches, discolouration and holes. A finisher from our Eastern region carried out this excellent repair, making the door frame look as good as new and saving the customer the expense and disruption of having it replaced.

Assembly Square is an office development by Bam Construction on Cardiff Bay, where the aggressive saline atmosphere had led to a marine paint finish being specified for all of the external metal fire doors...

Damage on a busy site is costly. Repairing rather than replacing can save money, time, landfill and most importantly your reputation. Big or small, ceramic or glass, metal, plastic, stone or wood – these are the top ten items we’ve repaired so far this year...

A recent assignment for Plastic Surgeon was caused by vandalism, where an intruder attacked four doors in a medical research building.

The contract focused on the new Biomedical Building at Strathclyde University...