How much does a composite front door cost?

A composite front door is priced per door, supplied and fitted. Get an indicative figure below.

Composite door cost estimatorLive estimate

Supply & fit of a composite door, frame and hardware, incl. removal of the old door.

Estimated cost
£1,350
range £900£1,800

Indicative estimate — confirm with quotes.

What affects door cost

  1. 1
    Door type and size

    Composite doors cost more than uPVC but look and perform better; side panels and larger openings add cost.

  2. 2
    Security and glazing

    Multipoint locks, the right cylinder and glazing options affect both price and insurance/security rating.

  3. 3
    Fitting and making good

    Removing the old door and making good the reveal is part of a supply-and-fit price.

The front door is the first thing a buyer or tenant touches. A new composite door is a small line on the schedule with an outsized effect on how the whole property reads — classic cheap kerb appeal.

External door costs (indicative, supply & fit)

TypePer doorNotes
uPVC door£600 – £1,100Value option
Composite door£900 – £1,800Durable, secure, popular
Composite + side panels£1,400 – £2,600Larger opening
Back / French doors£800 – £2,200Varies by size

Includes the frame, multipoint lock and fitting. Bespoke colours and glazing add cost.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a composite front door cost?+

A composite front door typically costs £900–£1,800 supply and fit, including the frame, multipoint lock and fitting. uPVC is cheaper; side panels and bespoke finishes cost more.

Is a composite door worth it?+

For kerb appeal, security and insulation it's one of the best-value upgrades on a flip — a smart new front door lifts the first impression far more than its cost suggests.

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Want to know how these figures are calculated? See our cost methodology.

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