Before & After
You see the stunning results, but have you ever stopped to think about just how dramatic the transformation can be? From outdated, inefficient designs to sleek, energy-efficient upgrades, the difference is truly remarkable. We’re pulling back the curtain to show you the before and after of some of our favourite window and door transformations. It’s more than just a change – it’s a whole new look and feel for your home.
Before

Before - Aluminium Door
An outdated aluminium front door previously used for an old surgery.
Before

Before - Leaf Green Timber Door
A draughty leaf green timber door.
After

After - Leaf Green Composite Door
A leaf green composite door with a highland cow knocker with a new double-glazed fanlight above the door.
Before

Before - Oak PVC Door
An oak PVC door.
After

After - Green Composite Door
The customers wanted to revamp their home with a colour that matched their property. As a result, we installed a new green composite door with a lion door knocker and side screen.
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Before - Rotten Timber Window
As you can tell, the customer had enough of their draughty and rotten timber window, increasing their energy bills.
After

After - Chartwell Green uPVC Window
Complementing their cottage-style property, the customer opted for a trendy double-glazed chartwell green uPVC window, guaranteed to help keep the cold out.
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Before - Timber Door
A rotting draughty timber door.
After

After - Anthracite Composite Door
An anthracite composite door was installed to increase the property's kerb appeal and thermal efficiency.
Before

Before - Rotten Timber Windows
As you can see, this window was in urgent need of replacement.
After

After - White Double-Glazed Windows
Replacing the draughty timber windows with new and improved uPVC windows has helped this home's thermal efficiency.
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