uPVC Patio Doors in Greater Manchester, Cheshire & beyond

Do patio doors add value to your home?

Yes, patio doors can add value to your home. Patio doors provide a seamless transition between indoor and outdoor living spaces and can increase the amount of natural light that enters your home. This can make your home feel more spacious, inviting, and comfortable. The value that patio doors add to your home can depend on factors such as the size, quality, and style of the doors, as well as the overall design and condition of your home. However, in general, installing new patio doors can be a worthwhile investment that can improve your home's resale value and make it more attractive to potential buyers.

Do I need a structural engineer for patio doors?

In general, if you are replacing an existing door with a similar-sized patio door, and the opening is structurally sound and up to code, you may not need a structural engineer.

However, if you are installing a larger or heavier patio door, or if you need to make modifications to the existing opening to accommodate the new door, you may need a structural engineer to ensure that the installation is safe and up to code. A structural engineer can assess the load-bearing capacity of your walls and foundation, and recommend any necessary reinforcements or modifications to ensure that your new patio door is installed safely and securely.

uPVC sliding patio doors for maximised natural light

Thanks to their large areas of glazing, the interior of your home will look considerably brighter. Available in a number of different configurations, they’re suitable for use in apertures of different sizes, be they large or small. Constructed from durable, efficient and low maintenance uPVC, our patio doors are very impressive visually.

Whilst it's important for home-improvement solutions to meet your aesthetic requirements, it's essential that they improve your home's performance too. Thankfully, our patio doors do just that; utilising the latest thermal technology, they're highly energy efficient, which is ideal in light of rising energy costs, plus they're extremely secure.