Fitting checks in Havering
Before the visit
- ✓ Measure head, middle and cill
- ✓ See if the frame is rotten or out of square
- ✓ Confirm fire door, entrance door or internal leaf
- ✓ Check stairs, lifts and where a van can stop
During the hang
- ✓ Protect the floor
- ✓ Pack the frame if it is being replaced
- ✓ Mortice hinges and set the latch or lock
- ✓ Keep an external opening closed the same day
After the hang
- ✓ Swing the door and move the keep
- ✓ Check seals on entrance and fire doors
- ✓ Clear shavings
- ✓ Tell you what not to paint or plane
The opening in Havering
Havering housing is 1930s semis and post-war houses with standard 762mm and 838mm openings. Width and height are taken at the head, the middle and the cill before anything is cut.
What fails on these doors
The repeat job is a garage-to-house door that was never a fire door. A leaf that only binds on that edge is eased. A twisted door, or a hollow skin that is split, is replaced.
Getting the leaf to Havering
The carry in Havering follows the street, not a generic drop-off. A 2040mm slab rarely fits in a lift and a van cannot always wait on a red route, so the leaf is carried in and the old door is taken out the same way. The opening itself is this one: havering housing is 1930s semis and post-war houses with standard 762mm and 838mm openings.
What the quote is based on
The quote for Havering is based on this opening, not on a catalogue size: havering housing is 1930s semis and post-war houses with standard 762mm and 838mm openings. Say whether the frame stays and whether the door is internal, an entrance door, or a fire-door set.
Questions in Havering
Havering housing is 1930s semis and post-war houses with standard 762mm and 838mm openings. Labour to hang an internal door in a frame that stays is typically £70–£150, and supply and fit of a standard internal door is often £150–£400. An entrance door or an FD30 set costs more because of the lock, seals and closer. The written quote uses this opening, not a flat call-out fee.
Havering housing is 1930s semis and post-war houses with standard 762mm and 838mm openings. Where that door opens onto a common stair, it has to be a fire-door set: leaf, frame, intumescent seals, hinges and closer together. A normal internal door in the old lining is not a fire door, and a certified leaf is not trimmed past the maker’s limit.
Havering housing is 1930s semis and post-war houses with standard 762mm and 838mm openings. A 2040mm slab rarely fits in a lift and a van cannot always wait on a red route, so the leaf is carried in and the old door is taken out the same way. Tell us about stairs, lifts and where a van can stop when you ask for the quote.
We hang and replace doors and frames. We do not fit windows, up-and-over garage doors, electric gates, or a lintel. A lock-only emergency on a sound door is locksmith work. In Havering the job we do take is this one: havering housing is 1930s semis and post-war houses with standard 762mm and 838mm openings.
Quote in Havering
Say which door you need hung and whether the frame is staying.



