The work we do in Corby
Corby was designated a new town in 1950 to house steelworkers, many of them from Scotland, and has grown fast again since the 2000s.
Corby's older estates were built fast for the steelworks, and many homes are now on a second or third set of windows. We check what is left behind from earlier installs before fitting. On the newer estates the work is usually upgrading builders' standard doors to a stronger composite door.
1930s to 1960s steel-town housing across the old town and estates such as Kingswood and Danesholme, plus large modern developments at Oakley Vale, Priors Hall and Weldon Park.
Some older Corby homes first had metal-framed windows, later swapped for uPVC. We check the openings at survey for any old fixings or damaged reveals left behind.
Before your Corby survey
We cover NN17 and NN18, including Weldon, Great Oakley, Cottingham and Gretton. Planning is handled by North Northamptonshire Council. Composite doors start from £1,099 fitted, with a 10-year insurance-backed guarantee on every job.