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Edinburgh Window Company supplies and fits uPVC doors for homeowners across Edinburgh and the surrounding areas. If your front door is draughty, your back door is letting the cold in, or you simply want to freshen up the look of your home, a new uPVC door is one of the most practical upgrades you can make.

uPVC has been the go-to material for doors and windows in the UK for decades, and it is easy to see why. It holds up well against Scotland's wet winters, it requires almost no upkeep, and it comes in enough styles and colours to suit everything from a Victorian terrace to a modern new-build.

What uPVC doors do you offer?

There is a lot more variety than most people expect. The most common request is a uPVC front door, and we carry a wide range of panel designs in colours from classic white through to anthracite grey, black, and realistic woodgrain finishes. Every front door comes fitted with a multi-point locking system and a reinforced frame as standard.

Back doors are another popular choice. Half-glazed and fully-glazed options are both available, and they are a cost-effective way to tighten up security and cut down on heat loss at the rear of your home. We also supply and fit uPVC French doors, sliding patio doors, and stable doors. French doors open as a pair and work well where you want a wider opening onto a garden or patio. Patio doors slide rather than swing, so they suit rooms where space is tight. Stable doors, where the top and bottom halves open independently, are a practical option for kitchens and utility rooms.

Are uPVC doors energy efficient?

A well-fitted uPVC door makes a real difference to how well your home holds heat. The frames themselves are insulated, and the glazed sections use double glazed units that can achieve an A+ energy rating. Cold air coming in around a poorly sealed or ageing door is one of the more common sources of heat loss in older Edinburgh properties, and a new uPVC door addresses that directly.

Over time, the reduction in draughts and heat loss can contribute to lower heating bills, particularly if you are replacing a door that is twenty or more years old. The improvement is usually noticeable straight away.

How secure are uPVC doors?

Security is built into every door we fit. Multi-point locking is standard across the range, meaning the door locks at several points along the frame rather than at a single point. That makes it significantly harder to force. Frames are reinforced, and any glazed panels use toughened or laminated glass rather than standard float glass.

Here is a summary of the security features included as standard on our uPVC doors:

• Multi-point locking on every door, engaging at multiple points along the frame
• Reinforced frames to resist impact and prevent flexing under pressure
• Toughened glazing on all glass panels as standard
• Anti-snap, anti-pick, anti-drill cylinders available on request for additional protection
• Shoot bolts on both leaves of French doors for added rigidity
• Low-profile, high-security hardware throughout

How long does fitting take?

In most cases, a single uPVC door can be fitted in a day. The old door is removed, the frame is prepared, and the new door is installed, sealed, and adjusted to sit and close correctly before the fitter leaves. You will not be without a functioning, lockable door overnight.

French doors and patio doors can take a little longer depending on the size of the opening and whether any structural work is needed beforehand. Your fitter will talk you through what to expect on the day when they come out to measure up.

What guarantee do I get?

Every uPVC door we install comes with a full 10-year guarantee covering both the product and the workmanship. That covers the frame, the glazing, the locking mechanisms, and the installation itself. If something is not right, we come back and sort it out. No chasing, no arguing, no cost to you.

The guarantee is backed by the company, not passed off to a third party, so you are always dealing with the same people who fitted the door in the first place.

How much do uPVC doors cost in Edinburgh?

The price depends on the style, size, and specification you choose. A single back door will cost less than a set of French doors with matching sidelights, for example. What we can tell you is that our current sale means Edinburgh homeowners can save up to 50% on new uPVC doors. Every quote is priced to your specific job with no hidden extras added on afterwards.

The simplest way to find out what your new door will cost is to give us a call or fill in the enquiry form above. There is no obligation, and we will give you a straight answer without the hard sell. Call us on 0131 218 1009 and we will get things moving from there.