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A leading window and door service provider is seeking a Window & Door Service Engineer for a full-time field role in Greater London. This position involves surveying, servicing, and repairing various window and door systems. Candidates must have strong experience in diagnosing and completing repairs independently. The ideal applicant should be detail-oriented, with strong technical skills and a commitment to quality. A full UK driving license and personal tools are required. The salary ranges from £35,000 to £45,000 per annum based on experience.
Greater London (Field-based)
Broxbourne (Operational Hub)
£35,000 – £45,000 per annum (PAYE)
The upper end of the salary range is reserved for candidates with significant, demonstrable experience, including strong surveying, reporting, estimating, and complex repair capability.
One-year fixed-term, with opportunity to become permanent
This is a full-time PAYE role with fixed working hours and clear performance expectations, including reliability, punctuality, and accountability.
This is a full-time, field-based role for a Window & Door Service Engineer (Surveying & Repairs) providing service and repair coverage across Greater London.
The role involves surveying, servicing, and repairing a wide range of window and door systems, combining detailed inspections with high-quality technical repair work. You will be expected to work to defined standards, follow agreed processes, and deliver consistent, reliable outcomes across all assigned jobs.
The position requires an engineer who is comfortable working independently on site, takes ownership of their work, and maintains clear communication and documentation throughout each stage of delivery.
To be successful in this role, you will need to demonstrate the ability to deliver both surveying and engineering responsibilities to a high professional standard.
This role is primarily focused on the delivery of high‑quality repairs and remedial works. You will be responsible for carrying out approved repairs accurately, efficiently, and to a consistently high professional standard, ensuring all windows and doors operate safely, smoothly, and as intended.
Repair works include mechanical adjustments, glazing replacements, sealing works, and the installation of associated remedial measures. You will take full ownership of job completion, including confirming works carried out, recording materials and labour, and providing photographic evidence where required.
You will carry out structured inspection surveys to accurately diagnose faults, assess system condition and performance, and specify the correct materials and labour required to complete repairs properly first time. Survey accuracy and clear reporting are essential, as repair works are costed and approved based on your findings.
The role involves regular work on complex operating and locking hardware. You will be expected to adjust, repair, and replace operating mechanisms and locking systems across uPVC, composite, aluminium, and timber doors and windows.
This includes work on tilt‑and‑turn hardware (hinges, gearboxes, and operating mechanisms), sliding, lift‑and‑slide, and bi‑fold door systems (rollers, tracks, carriers, and locking components), as well as hinges, restrictors, shoot bolts, cylinders, and operating handles where required.
You must be confident diagnosing faults, identifying the correct replacement components, and fitting or adjusting hardware to ensure smooth, secure, and reliable operation in line with system and manufacturer requirements.
We are open to candidates from a range of relevant trade backgrounds, provided they can meet the essential requirements of the role. Suitable backgrounds may include :
You do not need to meet every requirement on day one. Candidates transitioning from related trades will typically start at the lower end of the pay band, with clear progression as window and door‑specific service, diagnostic, and locksmith skills develop. What matters most is technical aptitude, reliability, and a willingness to work to high service and quality standards.
GC Doors is a specialist window and door service and repair company operating across residential, commercial, and public‑sector sites throughout Greater London.
We deliver technically accurate surveying, reliable diagnostics, and high‑quality repair and remedial works across uPVC, aluminium, timber, and composite systems, including high‑spec and premium products.
Our reputation is built on technical excellence, realistic planning, and controlled delivery. Across thousands of delivered works, we maintain a recall rate of under 1 %, reflecting the quality of our work and the expertise of the engineers delivering it. We operate in sensitive and high‑expectation environments where accuracy, reliability, and professional conduct are essential.
GC Doors operates from its main depot in Broxbourne, which serves as the operational hub for material collection, waste disposal, and deployment to sites across Greater London.
This is a field‑based role providing service and repair coverage across Central, North, South, East, West, and Outer London.
Applications are particularly welcomed from candidates based to the north and northwest of the M25, including areas such as Watford, Barnet, Elstree, Borehamwood, Potters Bar, Bushey, Stanmore, Edgware, Mill Hill, Radlett, and Enfield, as this supports efficient depot access and deployment across our typical service locations.
Ideally, candidates will live within a reasonable commuting distance (approximately 45 minutes) of the Broxbourne depot to support reliable start times and efficient operations.
Working hours are Monday–Friday, 08 : 00–17 : 00, equating to 40 paid hours per week.
Engineers are expected to be on site and working between 09 : 00 and 17 : 00, unless otherwise agreed due to access arrangements or job requirements. Overtime applies to approved on‑site working time carried out before 08 : 00 or after 17 : 00, and is paid in line with company policy.
Consistent attendance and punctuality are essential. Reliability, timekeeping, and adherence to paid hours, on‑site hours, and overtime arrangements are reviewed during the probationary period and through ongoing performance reviews.
Salary is set within the advertised range based on experience and capability. The higher end of the range is reserved for engineers with significant, demonstrable experience who can independently survey, specify materials, estimate labour, and deliver complex repairs.
Pay progression is reviewed following the probationary period and is linked to reliability and timekeeping, technical competence, accuracy of surveying, reporting, estimating, and overall independence and quality of work.
We welcome applications from all backgrounds, regardless of age, gender identity, ethnicity, sexual orientation, faith, or disability. We are committed to creating an inclusive workplace and will make reasonable adjustments throughout the recruitment process where needed.