Richmond Bespoke Conservatories supplies and fits conservatory doors in Richmond and surrounding areas, with each opening specified around the frame, the property, and how the space is used. Our conservatory door services include sliding conservatory door installation, French conservatory door installation, conservatory door replacement, and conservatory door adjustment, in thermally broken aluminium, hardwood, and high-grade uPVC with multi-point locking and low-emissivity double or triple glazing.
As TrustMark certified specialists, we survey every opening with laser levels and install with structural packers, compression gaskets and silicone-sealed trims, so each door sits square, closes evenly and stays watertight for years. Contact Richmond Bespoke Conservatories today to get your free quotation.

Our sliding conservatory door installation gives space-limited homes a smooth way to open a conservatory onto a garden or patio. We fit aluminium and uPVC systems with thermally broken frames, low-threshold tracks, and multi-point locking, using laser levels and structural packers to keep everything square. Sealed double or triple glazing improves insulation and light, giving you a secure, quiet door that performs for years.

French conservatory door installation suits period properties and modern extensions where hinged double doors create a wide, traditional opening. We work with timber, uPVC, and aluminium frames fitted with espagnolette locking, weather-sealed thresholds, and adjustable hinges, finished with silicone seals for a watertight edge. The doors close evenly, stay thermally efficient, and meet security and building regulations.

Conservatory door replacement is needed when warped frames, failed seals, misted glass, or faulty locks cause draughts, leaks, and poor security. Richmond Bespoke Conservatories experts remove the old unit, inspect the surrounding masonry and sub-frame, then fit uPVC, aluminium, or timber doors with energy-efficient glazing and high-security cylinders. Matching your conservatory's style, the new doors restore comfort, lower heating costs, and last.

Conservatory door adjustment corrects sticking, dropping, or poorly locking doors caused by hinges, rollers, and frames settling over time. Using hex keys, hinge packers, replacement rollers, and realignment of multi-point locks, we restore correct gaps, compression, and sash alignment without replacing the door. This resolves draughts and water ingress and keeps the door operating smoothly and securely.
Richmond Bespoke Conservatories specialists ask you to describe the fault, such as a sticking conservatory door, a faulty lock, a damaged hinge, a draught, or a worn seal. Our specialists also confirm the property’s Richmond location and arrange an inspection.
The team checks the door leaf, frame, hinges, handles, locking mechanism, tracks, and seals. Our team also assesses alignment and looks for wear or damage that could affect safe operation.
We explain our findings and recommend suitable work, such as realigning the door, adjusting hinges, replacing a lock, or fitting new seals, and provide a quote for approval before starting.
With your approval, our professionals carry out the agreed work using compatible parts and appropriate tools. Our experts then take care of the glazing and surrounding frame components.
Our team opens, closes, and locks the door to check its movement and security. We also confirm that the replaced parts fit correctly and explain any relevant care or warranty details.
We assess conservatory door problems such as sticking, misaligned tracks, worn seals, faulty locks, and damaged hinges. Our repair recommendations focus on restoring smooth operation and secure closure.
Our specialists help you choose a conservatory door that suits your layout and style, whether sliding or French. Each installation is planned around the dimensions and requirements of your property.
Our experts at Richmond Bespoke Conservatories explain the work involved and provide a quote before starting. Based on the condition of your conservatory door, we can discuss repair or replacement options with you.
The Richmond Bespoke Conservatories team serves Richmond and nearby areas, including Kew, East Sheen, Twickenham and St Margarets. Contact us with your postcode to check availability for your property.
Conservatory door repair costs depend on the fault, the door material, and the replacement parts required. UK price guides put common repairs at £70–£400, while Richmond and the wider South East may have higher labour and material costs than the UK average.
Installation and replacement are priced differently, as the cost reflects the door type, frame material, glazing specification and opening size. Sliding and French conservatory doors in uPVC, aluminium or timber vary considerably, and extras such as multi-point locking, upgraded glazing or a new sub-frame will also affect the final figure.
The craftspeople at Richmond Bespoke Conservatories recommend getting an itemised, on-site estimate. The final price depends on the door's condition, the exact parts needed, and the work required to restore secure operation.
Project Sample | Estimated Cost Range | What Affects the Price |
|---|---|---|
Adjust hinges or realign a dropped door | £80–£180 | Door weight, alignment, and whether parts need replacing |
Replace a lock or gearbox | £70–£350 | Lock type, security specification, and parts availability |
Replace a misted glass unit | £180–£400+ | Pane size, glazing specification, and fitting requirements |
As a guide, supply and installation can cost around £1,000 to £3,000 for French doors, £1,500 to £4,000 for sliding doors, and £2,000 to £5,000 or more for bi-fold doors. The final price depends on the opening size, materials, glazing, and any structural changes required.
French, sliding, and bi-fold doors are common choices. We recommend matching the style to the available wall space, the width of the opening, and how much clear access you want when the doors are open.
Yes, if the existing frame and structure are sound and the new doors fit the opening. An installer can check the frame, measurements, and threshold before confirming the work.
It depends on the space and how you use the doorway. French doors open outwards or inwards and need clearance, while sliding doors save that space and suit wider openings.
We recommend double-glazed units with low-emissivity glass and an appropriate insulating gas fill, such as argon. Toughened or laminated safety glass is also important in glazed doors, subject to current building regulations.
Choose doors with a multipoint locking system, strong hinges, and a recognised security-rated cylinder or locking system. Keep the locks maintained and make sure the frame and glazing are fitted securely.
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