Great job
They came on time and did a great job – the chip is now invisible!
Mr Saunders – November 2019
Door Repairs
Door Repairs
We can repair damage to both internal and external doors, whatever the material.
You might have accidentally damaged a door, or been victim to a break in, but either way we can put things right again.
Whether you’ve got wood, UPVC, metal or veneer doors, you can rely on the country's leading repair company to give you a flawless finish.
Laminate and Veneer
Scratches, scuffs, dents or even dog chews can be seamlessly repaired in laminate or veneer doors. We’ll carefully rebuilt and profile the area, before recoating the damage so it blends seamlessly.
Repair Details
Scratches, scuffs, dents or even dog chews can be seamlessly repaired in laminate or veneer doors. We’ll carefully rebuilt and profile the area, before recoating the damage so it blends seamlessly.
Wooden
Even if your door is painted, or partly glazed, we can make it good as new again. We repair solid wood such as oak, pine or walnut plus painted surfaces and light scratch repair for glass.
Repair Details
Even if your door is painted, or partly glazed, we can make it good as new again. We repair solid wood such as oak, pine or walnut plus painted surfaces and light scratch repair for glass.
UPVC
Whatever’s happened to your UPVC door, we can fix it by accurately rebuilding even the most complex damage and colour matching the repair to the original. We could even change the colour of your whole door to give it a new look.
Repair Details
Whatever’s happened to your UPVC door, we can fix it by accurately rebuilding even the most complex damage and colour matching the repair to the original. We could even change the colour of your whole door to give it a new look.
Metal or Powder-coated
Whether domestic or commercial doors, we can repair and recoat complex damage to any metal or powder-coated doors. We also perfectly match the colour of the repair to blend seamlessly.
Repair Details
Whether domestic or commercial doors, we can repair and recoat complex damage to any metal or powder-coated doors. We also perfectly match the colour of the repair to blend seamlessly.
Before & After
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How we work
- Our quick estimates have no hidden fees Simply send us a few details about your damaged door and we’ll send you a no-obligation estimate with the price to get things sorted. We don’t charge for call outs and don’t hide additional fees.
- Your repair can be booked at a time to suit you We’re here when you need us, so select the best time for you, and if you need to change your appointment, that’s not a problem. We do ask that you give us 48 hours notice though.
- We’ll keep you updated at every step You’ll receive full details about who’ll be attending your appointment the night before, plus a notification on the day to let you know we’re on our way.
- Our highly skilled finishers use professional-grade materials On arrival we’ll fully review the damage to your door. We’ll start by carefully restoring the area before hand-mixing the colour and texture to make things look great again.
- You can relax with our Repair Guarantee All our repairs come with a 12 month guarantee so you can sit back and enjoy your newly restored door with complete peace of mind.
Trust is important to us
We want you to have complete confidence in us before we even start so we’ll take the time to thoroughly explain our repair process before we begin any work.
A quick response, every time
Our team of 200 finishers cover the UK and what’s more, we’re usually able to get someone out to you within a few days.
Repairs that last
Our work is built to last - by using the best quality techniques and materials, we’ll provide a repair which truly lasts the test of time.
Awards & Accreditations
As the UK’s largest repair and restoration specialist we pride ourselves on being at the top of our game.
Awards & Accreditations
As the UK’s largest repair and restoration specialist we pride ourselves on being at the top of our game.
