uPVC Doors in London
From £650
| Service | Typical price in London |
|---|---|
| uPVC Windows | £438 - £1,125 |
| Double Glazing | £3,750 - £11,250 |
| Casement Windows | £438 - £1,125 |
| Bay Windows | £1,500 - £4,000 |
| uPVC Doors | £813 - £2,250 |
| Double Glazing Repairs | £111 - £375 |
London uPVC Doors: what to expect
On a London terrace the back door is often the weak point for security and draughts. A modern uPVC door with PAS 24 multi-point locking fixes both for less than a composite.
What you get
- Local knowledge of Islington, Hackney and Camden and the surrounding London streets
- Fitters who know London’s conservation rules - london has over 1,000 conservation areas across 33 boroughs - always check with the local council planning portal before ordering.
- French and patio door options for narrow terrace returns and side passages
- Toughened or laminated safety glass in every door side panel
- Low or level threshold options where access matters
Areas we cover around London
We match homeowners in Hackney, Camden, Wandsworth and Ealing and the wider London area, plus neighbouring Croydon, Bromley and Enfield. That covers E1, EC1, N1 and NW1 and beyond.
Frequently asked questions
Will a window change need council approval in London? London has over 1,000 conservation areas across 33 boroughs - always check with the local council planning portal before ordering. Check your local planning portal before ordering - retrofitting a non-compliant frame is expensive.
How much do uPVC doors cost in London? Roughly £813 to £2,250 fitted in London using the local 1.25x factor - plain panel doors at the lower end, French and sliding patio sets at the top.
uPVC or composite for the front? Composite doors are thicker, heavier and hold colour better, for roughly double the price. For back, side and garden doors, uPVC is the usual and sensible choice.
Windows and doors in London - local context
Victorian and Edwardian terraces dominate inner boroughs, alongside interwar semis in outer London, 1960s-70s tower blocks, and modern glass-fronted apartments in redevelopment zones like Nine Elms and King's Cross.
Dominant era of housing stock: Victorian to Edwardian across inner London, interwar in outer boroughs.
Heritage note: London has over 1,000 conservation areas across 33 boroughs - always check with the local council planning portal before ordering.
- Islington
- Hackney
- Camden
- Wandsworth
- Greenwich
- Ealing
- Croydon
Postcodes we cover in London
- E1
- EC1
- N1
- NW1
- SE1
- SW1
- W1
- WC1
- W2
- N7
- SE15
- SW9
- E14
- E17
Not seeing your postcode? Request a quote anyway - we likely still cover it.