Sliding Patio Doors in Mere
Mere is about eight miles from our base in Shaftesbury. Many of the newer homes on the edges of town, and in villages like Zeals, have a sliding patio door onto the garden that is ready to be replaced.
A new uPVC or aluminium sliding door gives you large panes of glass with nothing opening into the room or garden, and it is warmer and far more secure than an old one. Kenny surveys every opening himself and our own team carries out every installation.
Our Range
Sliding Patio Doors
On the newer roads at the edges of Mere, and out at Zeals, the original slider is often the first door to need changing. We fit uPVC in two, three or four panes, or aluminium, including lift-and-slide for a wide opening.
Sliding Patio Doors Fitted Properly in Mere
Mere is just up the road from us, and many of our customers here come by word of mouth. We keep our workload modest so every job lives up to that. Here is what you can expect.
Fitted by Our Own Team
Our own team fits every door in Mere and the villages around it. They protect your floors, work quietly and carefully and leave the room tidy.
Secure as Standard
Each door comes with locks that engage at several points, anti-lift blocks and toughened safety glass, all as standard.
FENSA Registered
Under FENSA we certify our own installations to Building Regulations, and the certificate is posted to you once we finish.
Sliding Patio Doors in Mere: Your Questions Answered
Which areas around Mere do you cover?
We cover Mere, Zeals, Kilmington, Stourton, Maiden Bradley, East Knoyle, West Knoyle and Bourton, along with Shaftesbury and the surrounding area.
Do I need planning permission for patio doors in Mere?
Usually not. Replacing a patio door, or fitting one into a rear extension, is normally permitted development. Mere’s centre is a conservation area, so if your home is listed, in that area with doors facing the street, or the opening is being widened, Wiltshire Council or Building Control may need to be involved. Kenny will advise at the survey.
Should I choose a sliding patio door or a bifold?
A slider is the easier option where the patio is close to the back wall, giving bigger glass and no swinging doors. A bifold opens nearly the full width but leaves more frame in view when closed. Being so close, Kenny can easily bring both round.
What guarantee do you give?
Frames and sealed glass units are 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 do sliding patio doors cost?
The price comes from the size of the opening, number of panes, uPVC or aluminium, colour and glass. Each door is made to measure, so Kenny surveys before quoting. There is no charge for either, and like for like we are rarely beaten.
Book Your Free Patio Door Survey
For a free survey and quotation on sliding patio doors in Mere, call Kenny on 01747 859199, email kenny@goldhillglazing.co.uk or use our contact form.
Read more about our sliding patio doors, or see our bifold doors in Mere, French doors in Mere and windows in Mere pages. You can also see some of our recent work nearby, including a sliding patio door in Sturminster Newton, white aluminium bifold doors in Wincanton and Georgian-style windows in Mere.
We also fit patio doors in nearby Gillingham, Tisbury and Warminster.
Every installation is guaranteed for up to 10 years and backed by an insurance-backed guarantee through HomePro. Read about our guarantee.