About us

We are a family run business that has been running for 26 years situated in Norfolk. We are a team of Lee Howard, Luke Howard, Billy Howard and Lily Bales.

Composite doors

Composite door are the newest type of door used in homes and have the benefit if being highly resistant to weathering and will not react to seasonal changes like a singular material door.

A composite door is designed to appeared as a wooden door with an attractive wood grain, but thanks to the material used it wont fade, discolour or require any maintenance beyond wiping with a wet cloth if it gets dirty.

They also have a higher thermal resistance than wooden doors, due to the insulating foam core which ensures minimum heat loss.

• Aesthetically pleasing
• More energy-efficient proven by energy ratings
• Low maintenance
• Highly resistant and weathering
• Solid and robust-able to withstand and knocks and bumps
• More secure than traditional timber door

Warm Roof Conservatories

The Guardian Warm roof System is designed to replace the existing glass or poly card roof of a conservatory while retaining the original windows, doors, frames and wall. At the same time providing substantial energy cost savings.

The Guardian Warm Roof System is the biggest revaluation to hit the home improvement market in the last ten years. You can now change your old conservatory roof for a new guardian roof and effectively turn your old conservatory into a new extension that can used all year round.

Warm roof systems are a great way of increasing the energy efficiency of your existing conservatory, or ensuring that your new conservatory will perform as well as possible.

Bifolds Doors

Bifold definition is doors that slide open, made from a series of panels that fold up against the wall like a concertina. Although conventional, single leaf doors are common in most modern homes, they can be incredibly inconvenient when you’re trying to make the most of the space in your home.

A more attractive, sturdy, and unique alternative is a bifold, which pulls open from the centre, giving a full view and full access to what’s behind the door in one swift motion. Not only that, but the sheer heft of the sturdy doors, means the ‘shuddering’ you generally experience with sliding doors will be a thing of the past.

Bifold doors can be installed inside or outside your home, as a gateway to your garden or conservatory, or even as a way to split a larger room without losing out on that sense of space. So in terms of flexibility, there really is no better alternative!

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