Internal door fitting across the North East
We’re internal door fitters based in Newcastle upon Tyne, and we travel to homes and businesses across Tyne and Wear and nearby parts of Northumberland and County Durham.
- Tyne & Wear
- Northumberland
- County Durham
Where our internal door fitters work
We supply and fit internal doors from our base in Newcastle upon Tyne. We don’t have branches or local offices. Instead, we travel from Newcastle to every job.
Newcastle, Gateshead and North and South Tyneside are closest to us, so we’re in those areas most often. Sunderland, the southern half of Northumberland and the north of County Durham are a longer drive but still part of our regular area. If you’re near the edge of it, send us your postcode and we’ll tell you straight whether we can help.
The service is the same wherever you are. We offer supply and fit or fit only, send a fixed, written quote broken down into doors, hardware and labour, and usually reply within one working day. Most whole-house refits take one to two days once the doors are delivered.
Area pages
Choose your area
Each area page covers the local homes we work on and the doors that suit them.
Newcastle upon Tyne
Our home city. Tyneside flats in Heaton, Victorian terraces in Jesmond, interwar semis in Fenham and new builds at Great Park.
Doors in Newcastle upon TyneGateshead
A short trip over the river to Bensham, Low Fell, Felling, Whickham, Ryton and Birtley.
Doors in GatesheadNorth Tyneside
From Wallsend and Killingworth out to the coast at Tynemouth, Cullercoats and Whitley Bay.
Doors in North TynesideSouth Tyneside
South Shields flats, Westoe period houses, Jarrow and Hebburn, and the villages of Boldon, Cleadon and Whitburn.
Doors in South TynesideSunderland
Sunderland cottages, period homes in Ashbrooke and Roker, plus Washington and Houghton-le-Spring.
Doors in SunderlandNorthumberland
Stone houses in Hexham and Corbridge, plus Ponteland, Morpeth, Cramlington, Blyth and Ashington.
Doors in NorthumberlandCounty Durham
Student lets in Durham City, colliery terraces around Stanley, and homes in Chester-le-Street and Consett.
Doors in County DurhamThe kinds of homes we fit internal doors in
The North East has a wide mix of housing, and the type of house tells us a lot about the job before we arrive. These are the homes we see most often and what each one usually needs.
| Type of home | Where you’ll find it | What we look out for |
|---|---|---|
| Tyneside flats | Heaton, Bensham, South Shields, Wallsend | Tight landings in upper flats, so door swing matters |
| Victorian and Edwardian terraces | Jesmond, Tynemouth, Low Fell, Ashbrooke | Non-standard sizes and frames that are out of square |
| Sunderland cottages | Millfield, Pallion, Hendon, Southwick | Compact passages and added loft rooms |
| Colliery terraces | Ashington, Stanley, Houghton-le-Spring | Narrow openings and frames that have settled |
| Stone cottages | Hexham, Corbridge, rural Northumberland | Thick walls, deep linings and low doorways |
| 1930s semis | Fenham, Monkseaton, Whitley Bay | Dark halls that benefit from glazed doors |
| Post-war and new-build estates | Killingworth, Washington, Great Park | Hollow-core doors to upgrade, and integral garage fire doors |
Older homes almost always need each door fitted to its own frame, while newer ones are usually quicker. Our door supply and fitting page explains how we handle both.
Is the door range the same in every area?
Yes. Every door we supply is available wherever we work, from oak and painted doors to glazed, fire, bifold and pocket doors. What changes from place to place is the advice. A tall Victorian opening in Tynemouth may need a made-to-measure door, a stone cottage in Corbridge will need wider linings, and a shared house in Jesmond will need certified fire doors with closers.
We’ll suggest what suits your house rather than pushing one product, and if a cheaper door will do the job well, we’ll say so. Browse the full internal doors range to get a feel for the options.
How do you plan a job further from Newcastle?
For jobs close to home, it’s easy for us to drop by for a survey. Further out, in Sunderland, Northumberland or County Durham, we plan things so the work needs as few trips as possible.
Quote first, from photos
Good photos let us give you a quote before anyone visits. For simple jobs in newer houses, that quote is often all you need.
One survey, if needed
Older properties, odd sizes and fire doors usually need measuring on site. We do that in a single visit and confirm the final sizes before ordering.
One fitting booking
Once the doors have been delivered, we fit them in one booking where we can, rather than spreading the job over several days. Dust sheets go down first, and the old doors and packaging leave with us.
What to send us for an accurate quote
The more we know at the start, the fewer surprises later. When you fill in the quote form or email us, try to include:
- Your postcode, so we can confirm you’re in our area.
- How many doors you need and which rooms they’re for.
- The style and finish you like, or a link to doors you’ve seen.
- A photo of each doorway, showing the frame and the floor.
- Rough sizes if you have them. Our guide on how to measure an internal door shows how.
- Any fire door requirements from building control, an HMO licence or a fire risk assessment.
If you’re not sure what you want yet, that’s fine. Our door styles guide and cost guide are good places to start.
Landlord and commercial door work across the region
We also fit doors for landlords, letting agents and businesses throughout our area, from shared houses in Jesmond and Durham City to offices and shops. This often means certified FD30 fire doors with seals and closers, hard-wearing doors that are easy to replace like for like, and work timed around tenancies or opening hours. If you look after properties in more than one town, we can quote for them together and keep the door styles consistent. See our landlords and commercial page for details.
Questions about the areas we cover
Do you have local offices in each area?
No. We’re based in Newcastle upon Tyne and travel to every job. We don’t have branches, and you can reach us by email or through the quote form.
How do I check you cover my postcode?
Put your postcode in the quote form or email it to us. We’ll confirm that we cover you when we reply.
Do you reply more slowly if I’m outside Newcastle?
No. We usually reply within one working day wherever you are in our area.
Can you fit doors in a property I don’t live in?
Yes. We often work in let or empty properties. We just need someone to arrange access and agree the details with us beforehand.
Not sure if we cover you?
Put your postcode in the quote form and we’ll confirm by email, along with a clear, itemised quote.