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A clear UK guide to new door prices
New front door cost varies more than most home upgrades because the spec choices have a bigger impact on the final price than the size of the door itself. The same opening can take a £1,200 uPVC door or a £4,500 hybrid, and the right answer depends on what you want from the door rather than what your neighbour paid.
These price bands reflect typical UK fitted ranges. Final pricing comes from the survey, where we factor in the exact spec, glazing, hardware and any site work.
Low-maintenance and budget-friendly. The most affordable option for back doors and front doors where price is the priority. Modern wood-grain foils and contemporary colours mean uPVC doesn’t have to look budget even at this price point.
The popular all-rounder. Composite doors balance security, insulation and style, and fitted prices commonly sit in the middle of this range. Premium specs with Ultion 3-Star cylinders, decorative glazing and custom RAL colours push toward the top.
The contemporary choice. Steel-aluminium construction with the strongest thermal performance and slim sightlines. Often the premium pick for new builds and modern renovations.
Real timber for period properties and conservation areas. Engineered timber sits at the more affordable end, solid oak at the higher end. Premium configurations with leaded glazing or biometric locking push higher.
Several factors move a project up or down between the bands.
Adding side panels or top lights usually nudges the budget up. Custom colours, laminated glass and smart locks can push a project into the next band.
Supply-only lowers the upfront spend, but you organise the survey, fitting and Building Regulations compliance separately. Best for trade installers and DIY projects.
Supply and fit gives you one point of responsibility, FENSA-registered installation and the right paperwork for Building Regulations and future house sales. The FENSA certificate stays with the property and is often requested during conveyancing.
For peace of mind, look for PAS 24 doorsets and TS 007 3-Star cylinders, plus RC2 or RC3 European security ratings where available.
For warmth, check door energy ratings and U-values. Lower U-values mean less heat loss, fewer draughts and lower heating bills over the years the door is in service.
Four steps to land the right door at the right price.
We fit doors across an 80 km radius of Rushden, covering Northampton, Bedford, Milton Keynes, Kettering, Cambridge, Peterborough, Rugby and Hemel Hempstead. UK-wide delivery covers supply-only orders.
A new front door costs around £900 to £1,300 fitted for uPVC, £1,200 to £2,000 for composite, £2,000 to £3,000 for hybrid and £1,500 to £3,500 for wooden doors. The final price depends on size, glazing, security spec, hardware and any site work needed during installation.
A uPVC front door fitted typically costs £900 to £1,300 in the UK. Supply-only prices sit around £700 to £1,000. Larger sizes, premium hardware and custom RAL colours can push prices higher within the uPVC range.
A composite door fitted typically costs £1,200 to £2,000 in the UK. Standard configurations sit in the middle of this range. Premium specs with Ultion 3-Star cylinders, decorative glazing, dual-colour finishes and custom RAL colour matches push toward the upper end.
A hybrid front door costs £2,000 to £3,000 for mid-range specs and £4,000 or more for premium configurations. The price reflects the steel-aluminium construction, ROTO 10-point locking, triple or quadruple glazing options and contemporary aesthetic.
Two similar-looking front doors have different prices because of the details inside the spec. Security rating, glass type, hardware finish, colour choice, threshold spec, smart locks and the amount of site work involved all change the final figure even when the doors look the same in photos.
Yes, supply-only is normally cheaper upfront because it only covers the door itself. Supply and fit includes the measured survey, FENSA-registered installation, trims, making good, waste disposal and the certification paperwork. Most homeowners choose supply and fit for the single point of responsibility.
Yes, side panels, top lights and decorative or laminated glass add to the overall cost. Side panels typically add £200 to £600 depending on size. Decorative or laminated glazing adds 15 to 30% over standard double glazing. These extras improve light, privacy or security but add materials and manufacturing complexity.
Yes, Homeefe offers free no-obligation quotes for new doors across Rushden, Northamptonshire and surrounding areas within an 80 km radius. Call 01933 413 817 or use the online form. The quote covers an itemised breakdown so you can see exactly what each spec choice costs.
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