The work we do in Coalville
A former mining town with strong rows of late-Victorian terraces and a steady ring of post-war council-built stock now largely in private hands.
Narrow stone heads and old timber subframes are common, so we measure tight and choose frame profiles that keep the house from looking plastic. On the ex-council semis the usual job is a solid white composite door with matching white casements throughout: hard-wearing and simple to live with.
The spec we fit most often in Coalville: Solid white Ludlow composite door + white A-rated casements throughout.
Two-up two-down miners' terraces in Whitwick and Hugglescote, plus 1950s ex-council semis throughout Greenhill and Bardon.
Many Coalville terraces have narrow stone heads and original timber subframes — we measure tight and use sympathetic frame profiles so the property doesn't look 'plastic'.
Before your Coalville survey
In LE67 we work from Whitwick and Hugglescote through Greenhill and Bardon, where the 1950s semis are now mostly privately owned. North West Leicestershire District Council handles planning. Old timber subframes are sometimes rotten behind the brick, and we check that before quoting so the price you sign is the price you pay. For a typical Coalville terrace the front door is the first job people book, with composite doors from £1,099 fitted, and a whole-house set of white casements often follows once they see the finish. Both carry our 10-year insurance-backed guarantee.