Composite Doors in Bruton
Bruton’s High Street is lined with honey-coloured stone buildings, many of them centuries old and listed, while Pitcombe, Shepton Montague and Redlynch have cottages and farmhouses of real character. A front door here needs to suit the house. A well-chosen composite door is warm and secure, and it keeps its finish without the upkeep of timber.
Goldhill Glazing is a family-run window and door company based in Shaftesbury. We take on fewer projects than the big names so every installation gets the time it needs. Kenny surveys every home himself, and your door is fitted by our own team from start to finish.
Bruton is a small town where many doorways on the High Street have been there for generations, so we approach each one with care. A heritage colour such as stone, dusky blue or dark green sits naturally against honey-coloured walls, and a cottage door with a small glazed light suits many of the older homes. Where a house is listed, Somerset Council may need to give consent for a new door, and Kenny will check this at the survey. Further out in Pitcombe, Redlynch and Shepton Montague we often fit back doors and stable doors for farmhouses and converted outbuildings.
Our Composite Doors
Encore Composite Doors
Built around a 48mm solid engineered timber core, with a heat-reflective skin that resists warping and a wide choice of styles and colours.
Composite Doors Fitted Properly in Bruton
We would rather fit fewer doors and get every one of them right. This is what you can expect when you choose Goldhill Glazing.
Fitted by Our Own Team
Your door is fitted by our own team, who take as much care inside your home as they do with the door itself, and leave everything as clean and tidy as they found it.
Secure as Standard
Multi-point locking comes as standard, our solid core doors have an AV4 slam lock, and every glazed panel uses toughened safety glass.
FENSA Registered
We certify every door we fit to Building Regulations ourselves, and you receive a FENSA certificate for your records.
Composite Doors in Bruton: Your Questions Answered
Which areas around Bruton do you cover?
All of Bruton, along with Pitcombe, Shepton Montague, Redlynch, Wyke Champflower and the surrounding villages, as well as Castle Cary and Wincanton.
Can you fit doors on a barn conversion?
Yes. As well as composite front doors, we fit stable doors, French doors and aluminium bifold doors, which are all popular on barn conversions. Kenny will help you choose a mix that suits the building and any planning conditions.
How secure are your composite doors?
Very. Every door has multi-point locking, and our solid core doors have an AV4 slam lock that locks automatically when the door closes. Glazed panels use toughened safety glass, and the door and frame are fitted by our own team so everything locks down firmly.
What guarantee do your doors come with?
Your door is guaranteed for 10 years, hardware for 2 years and our workmanship for 10 years, all backed by an insurance-backed guarantee through HomePro.
How much does a composite door cost?
It depends on the style, size, colour, glass and hardware you choose. Every door is made to measure, so the only way to give an accurate price is to survey your home. The survey and quote are free, and we are rarely beaten on price for a genuine like-for-like quotation.
Book Your Free Composite Door Survey
For a free survey and quotation on a composite door in Bruton, call Kenny on 01747 859199, email kenny@goldhillglazing.co.uk or use our contact form.
See our full composite doors range and our R9 entrance door, or take a look at examples of our work nearby, including white aluminium bifold doors in Wincanton and a window and door upgrade in Templecombe. If you are thinking about your windows too, see our windows in Bruton and double glazing in Bruton pages.
We also fit composite doors in nearby Castle Cary and Wincanton, and in Shaftesbury.
Every installation is guaranteed for up to 10 years and backed by an insurance-backed guarantee through HomePro. Read about our guarantee.