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Full Wooden Door Replacement: If your door is beyond repair or you’re looking for a style upgrade, we provide custom-made wooden doors that fit your home’s character. Choose from a variety of designs and finishes to complement your space.
Wooden Door Repair: From minor damage to extensive repairs, we can restore your wooden door to its original beauty. Our services include fixing cracks, replacing damaged panels, repairing rot, and adjusting hinges or locks.
Weatherproofing and Draught Proofing: Our team ensures that your doors are not only visually appealing but also energy-efficient and weather resistant. We offer draught-proofing and weather-stripping solutions to maintain a comfortable indoor environment.
Refinishing and Painting: Bring new life to old doors with our refinishing services. We strip old paint or varnish, sand down surfaces, and apply high-quality finishes that protect and highlight the natural grain of the wood.
Experts in Fire and Security doors: We can fit any type of wooden door in your property, so whether you want a standard internal door, fire doors or front of house security doors, we can do it all.
At Traditional Sash Windows and Carpentry, we believe in a comprehensive approach to wooden door repair and replacement, ensuring you get the best service at every stage:
Initial Consultation: We begin with a free, no obligation consultation. Our experts will visit your property to assess the condition of your existing door, discuss your requirements, and recommend the best solution—whether it’s repair or replacement. This is the perfect time to share your vision and preferences with us.
Preparation and Planning: Once we’ve agreed on the details, we take precise measurements and begin the design process. For replacements, we offer a range of custom options for you to choose from. For repairs, we carefully plan the restoration to retain your door’s original features and integrity.
Crafting and Repair Work: Our skilled craftsmen get to work, using traditional joinery techniques and high quality materials to ensure your door is made or repaired to the highest standards. Every aspect is meticulously handled, from fitting new panels to ensuring structural stability.
Installation: We take care of everything, including removing your old door (if applicable), preparing the frame, and ensuring a perfect fit for the new or repaired door. Our installers are courteous and efficient, minimizing disruption to your home.
Finishing Touches: The final stage includes finishing the door to your specifications. We ensure all hardware is installed correctly, and the door operates smoothly. If desired, we also offer draught proofing and weather stripping solutions.
Clean Up and Debrief: We treat your home with respect. After the work is complete, we clean up thoroughly, removing all debris and leaving the area spotless. Our team will then walk you through the work that’s been done and ensure you’re completely satisfied before we leave.
Free Aftercare Visit: Your satisfaction is our priority, which is why we offer a complimentary aftercare visit within 12 months of the installation. We’ll check that everything is functioning perfectly and address any issues that may have arisen completely free of charge.
Skilled Craftsmanship: With years of experience in traditional woodworking, we blend classic techniques with modern solutions to achieve results that stand the test of time.
Personalised Service: Every door we repair or replace is tailored to meet your specific needs, ensuring a perfect fit and finish.
Commitment to Quality: We use only premium-quality wood and materials, guaranteeing durability and aesthetic appeal.
Eco-Friendly Approach: We prioritize sustainability in our materials and methods, ensuring minimal environmental impact.
If your wooden door is in need of repair or you’re looking to replace it entirely, get in touch with Traditional Sash Windows and Carpentry. Contact us at using the widget in the bottom corner or fill out our online form to schedule a consultation. Let’s restore the character and value of your home with our expert wooden door services today!!!
Yes. We repair, overhaul and replace a wide range of traditional and modern timber doors. This includes front doors, back doors, French doors, balcony doors, stable doors, internal doors and bespoke period-style doors.
In many cases, yes. Localised rot can often be removed and repaired using new timber sections, specialist resin repair systems or a combination of both. The most suitable method will depend on the location and extent of the deterioration.
Repairs are often suitable where the damage is limited and the majority of the door remains sound. Replacement may be more practical where the door is extensively rotten, badly distorted, structurally weakened or has previously undergone several unsuccessful repairs
We can repair or replace bottom rails, stiles, mid-rails, panels, glazing bars, mouldings, joints and other damaged sections. We can also repair door frames, thresholds, fanlights and adjoining sidelights where required.
Yes. Rotten sections of a timber door frame can often be cut back to sound material and repaired using new timber or specialist resin. Where the damage is extensive, individual frame sections or the complete frame may need to be replaced.
Yes. Rotten, worn or damaged timber thresholds can be removed and replaced. The surrounding frame and floor area will also be inspected for concealed rot or water damage before the new threshold is installed.
A timber splice repair involves removing a rotten or damaged section and joining a new piece of timber to the remaining sound material. The replacement section is shaped to match the original profile and securely joined into the existing door or frame.
Yes. Timber doors can become difficult to operate because of swelling, movement, loose hinges, paint build-up, worn hardware or distortion. We can ease, adjust and realign the door to improve its operation where the condition allows.
In many cases, yes. A dropped door may be corrected by adjusting or replacing the hinges, repositioning the ironmongery or repairing loose frame fixings. More extensive work may be required if the door or frame has become distorted.
Minor distortion may sometimes be improved through adjustment, strengthening or hardware changes. Severely warped or bowed doors may require partial reconstruction or complete replacement to achieve a reliable fit.
Yes. Timber doors can often be fitted with discreet perimeter seals, threshold seals and meeting-stile seals. The door may also need to be eased and adjusted to ensure the draught-proofing system works effectively.
Yes. Water ingress may be caused by failed seals, open joints, defective thresholds, damaged weather bars, loose glazing or poor alignment. We can identify and repair accessible defects, although nearby building or drainage issues may also need attention.
Yes. Loose, split or deteriorated timber panels can often be secured, repaired or replaced. The best approach will depend on the door’s construction and whether the panel is designed to allow natural timber movement.
Yes. We can repair the timber surrounding the glass, replace defective glazing beads or putty and reglaze damaged panes. The available glass options will depend on the door’s design and applicable safety requirements.
Yes. Broken, cracked or unsuitable glass can be replaced. Doors and low-level glazing will normally require suitable safety glass, such as toughened or laminated glass, depending on the location and design.
Yes. Failed or misted sealed units can often be replaced without replacing the entire door. We can also repair damaged glazing beads and surrounding timber where required.
Some existing timber doors may be suitable for double glazing, depending on the thickness and construction of the door. Where the existing door cannot safely accommodate a sealed unit, a new double-glazed replacement door may be recommended.
Yes. Depending on the door and frame condition, we can replace or upgrade locks, keeps, hinges, bolts and other suitable security hardware. Any security improvements must be compatible with the construction and thickness of the existing door.
Yes. We can replace a range of suitable locks, handles, latches, hinges, bolts, letter plates and other door furniture. Where possible, new ironmongery can be selected to complement the appearance of the existing door.
Yes. We can manufacture bespoke timber doors to suit existing openings, traditional properties and unusual designs. New doors can be made to replicate an original door or produced to an agreed new design.
Yes. We can reproduce many traditional details, including panel layouts, glazing bars, mouldings, rails and decorative features. Existing doors, photographs or architectural drawings can be used to guide the design.