Sliding Patio Doors in Tisbury
Tisbury is about seven miles from Shaftesbury, and we fit windows and doors in and around the village all the time. Newer homes around the village often have a sliding patio door that is due for replacement, and a new one makes the room warmer and the garden easier to get to.
We fit uPVC sliding patio doors in white, grey and woodgrain finishes, and aluminium sliding doors where a larger pane of glass suits the house. Kenny surveys every opening himself and our own team does every installation.
Our Range
Sliding Patio Doors
Plenty of Tisbury gardens climb or fall away with the valley side, and a slider keeps the doorway clear of tables and pots. We fit uPVC sliders in two, three or four panes, plus aluminium sliders, with lift-and-slide for the widest openings.
Sliding Patio Doors Fitted Properly in Tisbury
Tisbury is a village where people talk, so we keep our diary manageable and take the time to get each door right. This is what you can count on from us.
Fitted by Our Own Team
The people fitting your doors are our own team. Floors and furniture are covered before anything comes out, and the room is left clean once the new door is in.
Secure as Standard
Whichever door you choose, it arrives with multi-point locks, anti-lift blocks and toughened safety glass, with nothing extra to pay for them.
FENSA Registered
Being FENSA registered, we sign off our own installations against Building Regulations, and the FENSA certificate comes to you to keep with the house deeds.
Sliding Patio Doors in Tisbury: Your Questions Answered
Which areas around Tisbury do you cover?
We cover Tisbury, Hindon, Chilmark, Fonthill Gifford, Semley, Ansty, Swallowcliffe and the Donheads, along with Shaftesbury and the surrounding area.
Do I need planning permission for patio doors in Tisbury?
In most cases, no. Swapping an old patio door for a new one, or adding one to a rear extension, usually counts as permitted development. Large parts of Tisbury sit within a conservation area, though, so if the house is listed, the doors face the road or the opening is getting wider, Wiltshire Council or Building Control may want a say. Kenny will tell you where you stand when he calls round.
Should I choose a sliding patio door or a bifold?
If the table and chairs live right outside the back door, a slider makes more sense, because nothing swings out and the panes of glass are bigger. A bifold lets you open up almost the whole width on a warm day, but shows more frame once it is shut. Kenny brings examples of each so you can compare.
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?
Price comes down to how wide the opening is, how many panes you want, uPVC or aluminium, the colour and the type of glass. Each door is built to order, so Kenny needs to measure before he can give you a firm figure. That visit and the quote are free, and on a true like-for-like comparison we are seldom beaten.
Book Your Free Patio Door Survey
For a free survey and quotation on sliding patio doors in Tisbury, 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 Tisbury, French doors in Tisbury and windows in Tisbury pages. You can also see some of our recent work nearby, including patio doors in Salisbury, French doors in the Donheads and anthracite grey windows in Tisbury.
We also fit patio doors in nearby Shaftesbury, Salisbury and Gillingham.
Every installation is guaranteed for up to 10 years and backed by an insurance-backed guarantee through HomePro. Read about our guarantee.