Datchet is a village, and there are not many large blocks here, so most jobs are a single door or a handful.
We will not turn that down. But one door costs more than the same door in a block of twenty, because the trip from Luton is the same either way.
What to photograph
For most repairs we can quote without seeing the door first. The more of these you send, the closer the price will be.
1. The whole door, from the side you open it from, with the frame showing. 2. The other face. 3. The hinges, one photo of each, close enough to show the screws. 4. The closer and its arm. 5. The bottom edge of the door, with a ruler across the gap to the floor. 6. The long edge where the seal runs, and the frame next to it. 7. Any damage, with a ruler for scale.
A plug or label on the edge of the door gives us the rating, so photograph that as well.
What the work covers
Closer adjusted or replaced. Gaps reset. Seals fitted. Damaged edges lipped. Old lock holes plugged.
Where a door has been cut down too far or the core is broken, we say so and price a plain certified doorset instead.
Do you do one door for a private landlord?
Yes. It is priced as a single door, which is not the cheapest way to buy it. If a neighbour has a door that needs doing, tell us and we price them together.
Send it over with the postcode and we will price it per door the same day.
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