Beaconsfield is split into an Old Town and a New Town. We expect different faults in each.
Old Town
Look along the High Street and you will see old buildings that now hold offices and flats.
Somebody hung a fire door in a frame that was built long before fire doors existed. The door may be fine. The frame is the trouble.
A frame that is out of square leaves a wedge of a gap, and no hinge fixes that. We take the architrave off, reset the frame, foam behind it and rehang the leaf.
Parts of the Old Town sit in a conservation area, so a street door in a listed building is one to check with the council before swapping it. Mending the same door in place is simpler.
New Town
Later buildings give us plainer jobs. Closers that have worn out. Seals pulled off or painted over. Screws that have worked loose in the hinges.
You can have a run of those done in one visit, so the price per door comes down.
Flats
In a block, the person responsible for the common parts is usually the freeholder or the managing agent. Who looks after each flat's front door depends on the lease. Read yours, and send us whatever report you hold.
Price
Fixed per door once we have your report or photos. A typical repair lands between £150 and £900 plus VAT.
We drive from Luton and tell you the day before. There is no office in Beaconsfield.
Questions we get asked
Can you work in an office while staff are in?
Yes. Each door is out of use for a short while and we work round you.
Do you repair doors in shared houses?
Yes. If the house is licensed, send the list of faults from the visit.
Send it with the postcode and we will come back with a fixed price per door.
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