The work we do in Derby
Derby is a city shaped by the railway and engineering, with Victorian streets around the centre and widespread 20th-century suburbs.
Derby's older railway terraces call for measuring each opening on its own. The interwar semis in Allestree, Littleover and Chaddesden are usually whole-house window jobs. Newer estates such as Oakwood mostly need builders' original doors upgraded.
Railway-era terraces near the station and Normanton, interwar semis in Allestree, Littleover and Chaddesden, and modern estates at Oakwood and Mickleover.
Derby's south side, off the A50, is the quickest part of the city for us to reach. Victorian terraces in the older districts are measured opening by opening, as sizes vary along a row.
The city has many conservation areas, including Friar Gate and the Railway Terraces, where front windows and doors may need a traditional style.
Before your Derby survey
We cover DE1, DE3 and DE21 to DE24, including Littleover, Allestree, Chaddesden, Alvaston and Mickleover. Planning is handled by Derby City Council. French doors start from £1,499 fitted, and every job carries our 10-year insurance-backed guarantee.