Cat Flap & Dog Flap Installation in Gloucestershire
Gloucestershire covers Cotswold stone villages, Regency Cheltenham, the steep Stroud valleys and the Forest of Dean. Thick stone walls and listed buildings are common in the older parts of the county.
Homes in Gloucestershire at a glance
What the official figures mean for fitting a pet flap. Figures cover the six Gloucestershire districts and South Gloucestershire. These are area-wide figures, so your own home may be quite different. We'll always look at your actual door, glass or wall.
29.8%
of homes are detached houses
England average: 22.9%
About three in ten homes are detached, above average, often with a side door or wall that suits a flap.
Cotswold stone and Stroud's valleys
In the Cotswold and Stroud districts, around a quarter of homes were built before 1919, many from thick limestone. A door installation is usually simpler than cutting a stone wall. In Stroud's valleys, many homes are on steep slopes; for a dog flap, consider the step down outside the door.
Cheltenham and the Forest of Dean
Cheltenham has many Regency terraces and villas, a lot of them listed or converted into flats; about a quarter of households live in flats. In the Forest of Dean, around 45% of homes are detached and few are flats, so a back or side door is usually available.
Cities and towns in Gloucestershire
Our services in Gloucestershire
Cat flap installation
Microchip, 4-way and DualScan cat flaps fitted in glass, uPVC, timber and composite doors, windows and walls.
Explore cat flapsDog flap installation
Electronic, app-connected and aluminium dog doors for small to large breeds, fitted in doors, glass and walls.
Explore dog flapsHow quotes work
- Tell us where you'd like the flap and what type of door, glass or wall it is. Photos help.
- We confirm availability for your postcode and send a no-obligation quote.
- If you go ahead, we agree a date. Glass installations need a replacement unit to be made first.
- Installations are carried out by our own engineers, not subcontractors.
Questions from homeowners in Gloucestershire
Can a cat flap go in a listed Regency house?
Only with listed building consent for altering original features. A modern rear door is the most likely option.
Is a stone wall flap worth it?
Only if there's no suitable door. Stone needs an extended tunnel and more work.
Who handles planning?
Your district council, or South Gloucestershire Council.
Get a free quote in Gloucestershire
Tell us where you'd like the flap fitted and we'll get back to you with a no-obligation quote as soon as we can.