TR10 – TR11 · Falmouth & Penryn
Composite doors in Falmouth
Composite doors for Falmouth and Penryn homes, measured, quoted and fitted by the same man. Built to cope with harbour weather and salt air, and fitted properly the first time.
Doors that cope with harbour weather
Falmouth homes take a lot from the weather. Terraces climbing up from the harbour, houses facing the bay and cottages out towards Pendennis all get wind-driven rain and salt in the air. A good composite door, properly fitted and sealed, is built for exactly that.
In Penryn I fit a lot of doors for landlords as well as homeowners. A composite door is a sensible choice for a rental: secure, low maintenance and tough enough for daily wear.
Worth knowing before you choose
- Salt air is hard on cheap door furniture. For sea-facing homes I recommend stainless or PVD-finished handles and letterplates, which keep their finish far longer.
- If your door faces the weather, ask about frames designed to seal tight against driving rain. Comp Door is a good choice for exposed spots.
- Landlords: a door that needs no painting and has high-security locking as standard saves hassle between tenancies.
The doors I fit
I fit four UK-made composite door brands, so you get real choice: Barbican for almost any colour you can name, Comp Door for exposed, weather-beaten spots, Door-Stop for top-rated locks and smart options, and Solidor for designer styles. Every one is Secured by Design as standard.

Around Falmouth, I also cover
Penryn, Mylor Bridge, Flushing, Mawnan Smith, Budock Water, Constantine, Maenporth and the villages around the Fal.
If your postcode starts with TR, I’m your man. West Cornwall only, until the price of diesel drops.
Free quote in Falmouth
Tell me a bit about your door and I’ll come out, measure up and bring real colour samples with me. No salesmen, no pressure, just a straight price from the man who’ll fit it.
More help: Composite or uPVC: which is better? · Choosing a door colour for Cornish weather · All the areas I cover
