Door Services

Tight-sealing doors that help maintain balanced indoor temperature and reduce HVAC strain—without sacrificing style.

Door replacement and installation services

We replace and install entry doors, patio doors, and storm doors when they're drafty, hard to operate, or just don't match how you want your home to look anymore.

Doors that don't seal properly let air leak in and out. Your HVAC system works harder. Energy bills go up. A new door with fresh weatherstripping and a proper fit solves that. The look matters just as much—your front door is the first thing people see.

Over many years serving our region, we've replaced thousands of doors that started with the same problems. Our door installers handle the full scope: measurement, ordering, installation, and final adjustments. You'll work with the same crew from start to finish, backed by our Lifetime Workmanship Warranty and Gold Standard Protection Plan.

Our process

Door types

Entry, patio, and storm options with style and performance details

Installation process

Consultation through final weatherstrip tuning

Cost planning

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Financing

Flexible payment plans that fit your budget

Entry Doors

Your front door sets the tone for your home's entire exterior. Front door replacement services include everything from traditional panel doors to modern designs with decorative glass. Sidelights—narrow glass panels on either side—and transoms above the door add natural light to your entry. The goal is matching your home's architecture while improving security, energy performance, and curb appeal.

Entry doors take the most abuse—constant use, direct sun exposure, temperature swings. A quality replacement handles those demands without warping, fading, or developing gaps around the frame.

The way it works:

Steel doors offer durability and low maintenance

Fiberglass mimics wood grain without the upkeep

Real wood gives you traditional looks but needs more care

We see all three options on homes across our service region. It usually comes down to your maintenance comfort level and the look you're after.

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Sliding Patio Doors

Patio door replacement services focus on smooth operation and sightlines. Sliding patio doors connect your indoor and outdoor spaces with large glass areas that bring in natural light while providing easy access to decks, patios, or backyards.

Older sliders develop problems:

Sticky tracks

Broken rollers

Failed weatherstripping

Foggy glass from seal failure

When the door becomes difficult to open or you feel drafts along the frame, replacement restores function and tightness. Modern patio doors include locking systems that engage at multiple points along the frame for better security, improved glass packages, and better track systems that keep operation smooth for years.

Storm Doors

Storm door installation services add a protective layer in front of your main entry door. Storm doors shield your entry from weather, extend the life of the primary door, and give you ventilation options—open the main door for airflow while keeping the storm door closed for security and insect screening.

They're especially useful if your entry door faces:

Harsh sun

Driving rain

Strong winds

The extra barrier reduces fading and moisture exposure on the main door. Modern storm doors include glass panels that slide down out of the way for screen ventilation in warm months and retractable screens that disappear when not needed.

How does door replacement work?

Our door replacement process focuses on precise fit and long-term performance. Gaps around the frame are where most energy loss happens, so accurate measurement and careful installation matter more than the door itself.

Step 1: Consultation and measurement
We start with an in-home visit to discuss what's driving the replacement—drafts, operation issues, style update, or preparing to sell. We measure the door opening in your wall, check the frame condition, and look for problems like rot, settling, or previous installation mistakes that need fixing.

You'll see samples of door styles, glass options, and hardware finishes during this visit. We talk through what works with your home's architecture and your budget. If you have specific performance goals—better insulation, more natural light, easier access to the backyard—we factor those into the recommendations.

Step 2: Selection and ordering
Once you approve the proposal, we finalize exact specifications—door style, glass configuration, hardware, finish, and any custom sizing needs. We order from our suppliers and schedule installation based on production lead times.

Step 3: Installation and weatherstripping
The crew removes your old door and prepares the opening. If the frame or sill shows damage, we address it before the new door goes in. The new unit gets leveled—using thin wedges called shims—and then secured. We pay close attention to the weatherstripping. Properly installed weatherstripping creates the seal that stops air leaks.

What we adjust during installation:

Hinges — so the door swings smoothly without binding
Locks and latches — fine-tuned for secure engagement
Sliding door rollers — ensure the panel glides easily without dragging
Storm door closers — aligned so the door doesn't slam or fail to latch

Step 4: Final inspection and adjustment
Before we call the job complete, we walk through operation with you. We check that doors open and close smoothly, locks engage properly, and weatherstripping makes contact around the entire perimeter. If anything needs adjustment, we handle it on the spot. You'll get care instructions and warranty documentation. Our Lifetime Workmanship Warranty covers installation-related issues for as long as you own your home. The Gold Standard Protection Plan includes project timelines, communication benchmarks, and ongoing support beyond the standard warranty.

What affects door replacement cost?

Door installation services pricing varies based on several factors. Understanding what drives cost helps you plan accurately and make informed decisions about where to invest your budget.

Door type and size

Entry doors, sliding patio doors, and storm doors fall into different price ranges. Larger openings—like eight-foot patio sliders or oversized entry doors—cost more than standard sizes. Custom dimensions add to both material and installation costs.

Glass area and features

Doors with decorative glass, sidelights, or transoms increase material costs. If your door includes glass, you'll see an NFRC label that helps you compare performance:

U-factor — how well the glass insulates (lower is better)
Solar Heat Gain Coefficient — how much heat comes through
Visible Transmittance — how much light passes through
Air Leakage — how tight the seal is (lower numbers mean fewer drafts)

Hardware and finishes

Handlesets, locksets, hinges, and decorative hardware affect both appearance and cost. Higher-quality hardware operates more smoothly and lasts longer. Finishes range from basic to custom colors that match your exterior trim.

Frame and sill work

If the existing frame shows rot, settling damage, or improper installation, we'll need to rebuild or reinforce it before the new door goes in. Sill replacement adds labor. Fixing these now prevents problems later and ensures the new door performs as intended.

Trim and finishing

Interior and exterior trim around the door—also called casing—covers the gap between the door frame and your wall. New trim or custom millwork adds cost but creates a finished appearance that integrates cleanly with your home's style.

What affects door replacement cost?

Door installation services pricing varies based on several factors. Understanding what drives cost helps you plan accurately and make informed decisions about where to invest your budget.

Door type and size

Glass area and features

Doors with decorative glass, sidelights, or transoms increase material costs. If your door includes glass, you'll see an NFRC label that helps you compare performance:

U-factor — how well the glass insulates (lower is better)
Solar Heat Gain Coefficient — how much heat comes through
Visible Transmittance — how much light passes through
Air Leakage — how tight the seal is (lower numbers mean fewer drafts)

Hardware and finishes

Frame and sill work

Trim and finishing

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Financing your door project

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We offer flexible payment plans that make door replacement services fit your monthly budget. Most financing approvals happen quickly. You can review terms and monthly payment options before committing to a project timeline.

Whether you're replacing a single entry door or updating multiple entry points, financing lets you move forward without waiting to save the full amount upfront. Our team walks through available plans during your consultation so you understand all your options.

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Siding replacement is a significant investment, but it doesn't have to strain your budget. We offer monthly payment plans with flexible terms and quick financing decisions. Most approvals happen within 24 hours, and you can review options before committing to a project timeline.

For a clearer picture of costs, use our siding cost calculator to estimate your project range based on square footage and profile type. Then explore siding financing options to see how monthly payments fit your situation.

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