A front door that opens for the person who lives there.
Much of our work over the last decade has been fitting powered openers to the homes of people with limited mobility, so they can come and go without waiting for someone else.
The door that is already hanging, doing one job properly.
Much of our work over the last decade has been for local authorities: fitting powered openers to the homes of people with limited mobility so they can come and go without waiting for someone else. We continue that work for councils, housing associations, occupational therapists and families, from the first assessment to the annual check.
At home it is swing doors, and only swing doors. A powered swing opener sits on the door that is already hanging, keeps the look of the house, and does the one job the household needs it to do.
A heavy door is a small thing until it is the reason someone stops going out.
- Assessments and quotes for adaptations teams
- Powered swing openers fitted to existing front, internal and communal door sets
- Push pads, remote fobs and hold-open settings
- Annual servicing with a call-out route for the household
From the first assessment to the annual check.
We work for councils, housing associations, occupational therapists and families directly. The conversation is different in each case, so here is what each one usually needs first.
- 01Adaptations teamsA survey, a written recommendation and a price that stands up to procurement, with the paperwork in the format your file needs.
- 02Occupational therapistsAn honest answer on whether an opener will solve the problem for this person and this door, before it goes on a list.
- 03Housing associationsOpeners on communal door sets as well as front doors, with one contractor across a whole scheme.
- 04Families paying privatelyA plain quote, a tidy fit, and a number the household can ring if it stops working.
A door that keeps working.
An opener at home sees light use, but the household depends on it completely, which is a different kind of risk from a supermarket entrance. We service them annually and leave a call-out route the family can actually use, rather than a contract number that rings an office in another county.
Is a powered opener the right answer?
Tell us about the door and the person using it. If an opener will not solve it, we will say so.