Composite Doors
in London

Choosing a new front door in London isn’t just about upgrading your home’s appearance, it’s about improving security, comfort and energy efficiency in a busy, fast‑changing city. That’s why so many London homeowners choose our composite doors. Every door is built around a solid timber core for exceptional strength, and paired with high‑performance hardware designed to cope with the capital’s varied climate.

Whether you live in North London hotspots like Islington, Hampstead or Highgate, the vibrant streets of East London’s Shoreditch and Stratford, or the leafy neighbourhoods of South West London such as Richmond, Putney and Wimbledon, you’ll find a composite door in a style that complements your property beautifully.

It’s simple to get started. Use our Door Designer to explore colours, styles, glazing and hardware at your own pace – perfect for busy London lifestyles. Once you’ve designed your door, we’ll connect you with an approved London installer who are experts in fitting our doors to the highest standard.

If you prefer to speak to someone directly, you can browse our list of trusted installers across Greater London, covering areas such as Croydon, Enfield, Bromley, Harrow and beyond.

Wherever you’re based, you’ll benefit from local knowledge, quick installation times and genuine expertise.

By choosing Solidor, you’ll get a premium, long‑lasting front door that enhances your home and feels truly made for life in London.

Generally, the price of composite doors is higher than standard uPVC options, but they compare favourably with solid timber and premium aluminium doors often found across London’s period homes and modern new-builds. Thanks to their outstanding insulation, durability and minimal maintenance, a fully fitted composite door offers excellent value for money, particularly in a city where energy efficiency and long‑term performance are essential.

In London, you can typically expect to pay between £1,000 and £3,500 for a new composite front door. When factoring in installation, which is often influenced by property type and access in busy London neighbourhoods, the average cost usually falls between £2,000 and £3,000.