Safety doors…you close that door behind you after a day at work and close out the dark, rainy cold. Well, you know what a Lancashire winter can be like, with bitter arctic blasts...and then there’s that tucked-safe-inside sense of home, warmth and security.
So many of your neighbours have had those...er...uninvited ‘people’ just letting themselves in - and trashing the place. They’re not graceful and they’re not fun; they wreck, steal, nick, loot and pinch your possessions. Thankfully you have decided on composite doors.
Yes, there is an alternative which is easier and a lot less on the pocket: protect yourself from this unruly lot by having new composite doors fitted. Best advice I can give you is to get doors with the latest police approved locking systems with enhanced security and made from high performance materials.
Hey, being security conscious doesn’t mean looking dull; these composite doors are your stylish alternative to wood, they look great. Durability is wonderful, withstanding our harsh climate, needing no continual painting or varnishing and in lots of different styles and colours.
We’re talking home safety here; what’s the point of going cheap and then those not so welcome guests come round hammering, chiselling, smashing – and grabbing.
Best bet in my opinion is to go for a company with BSEN ISO 9001 (Quality Management System) accreditation and who are also accredited by leading industry benchmark names such as FENSA, VEKA matrix 70, IPWFI.
Put it this way, I’ve been around in windows and doors for a while now and I’ve seen a lot of the mistakes and yes, it always saddens me when I see the regret, the wasted hard earned cash and upset faces.
That’s life, I guess – and best to get it right first time...for a blissful sense of security.
Let us help you with your home security: windows, doors and advice. Just have a chat with us and we’ll give you some free tips tailored to your home and your necessities.
Tel: 0161 737 3503
Fax: 0161 737 3505
Email - andrew@balmoralwindows.co.uk
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