Door Installation

We don’t believe in one-size-fits-all solutions – especially when it comes to doors.
Some clients come to us needing a solid, secure front door to protect their family. Others want to bring more light into a space with a glass-paneled design. And some simply need to replace an old unit that sticks, leaks, or just doesn’t close right anymore.

Whatever the case, we start by listening.

We help you choose a door that matches your style, fits your space, and performs the way it should. We handle measurements ourselves (no guessing), offer straight answers about materials, and explain the pros and cons of every option.

Then we get to work – carefully removing what needs to go, preparing the frame, sealing it tight, and making sure everything functions smoothly down to the final hinge.

We’ve done this in hundred-year-old homes with crooked walls, new builds where everything’s still settling, and busy commercial properties where downtime isn’t an option. And we’ll do it for you, too – properly.

Over the years, we’ve seen just about every door-related issue you can think of – and fixed most of them on the spot.Here’s a quick look at what we do – though if you don’t see your exact situation here, chances are we’ve done it anyway.

• New Door Installation. For new homes, additions, or remodeled spaces. We make sure the frame is solid, the opening is level, and the door closes with that satisfying, clean click.
• Door Replacement. When a door is letting in air, dragging on the floor, or just doesn’t match your space anymore – we remove it, make any needed adjustments, and install a better one. No mess, no patchwork.
• Custom Fitting. Not all walls are straight. Not all doors are standard. If you’ve got an unusual size, shape, or layout – we’ll make it work like it was always meant to fit.
• Entry & Exterior Doors. We specialize in front doors, back entries, side access points, and commercial-grade exterior doors. Steel, fiberglass, glass, wood – we work with all of them, and we’ll help you choose what makes sense for your space and budget.

• Initial Consultation. We visit your property, assess the current door or opening, take fresh measurements, and listen to your goals (better insulation, more light, improved security, etc.).
• Door Selection. If you haven’t chosen a door yet, we help you compare materials, styles, and features that fit your needs and budget.
• Scheduling the Work. Once everything’s decided, we schedule the installation at a time that works for you – with clear communication and no delays.
• Removal of the Old Door (if applicable). We carefully remove the existing door and inspect the frame for damage, rot, or structural issues.
• Frame Prep & Adjustments. Before the new door goes in, we level and reinforce the frame to ensure a perfect fit – no warping, no gaps.
• Precise Installation. The new door is set, sealed, and aligned. We install all hardware (hinges, locksets, handles) and make sure everything opens and closes smoothly.
• Final Testing & Cleanup. We check the swing, latch, insulation, and weatherproofing. Once it all works perfectly – we tidy up and leave you with a clean finish.

• Fiberglass Doors. Durable, low-maintenance, and weather-resistant. Fiberglass doors can mimic the look of real wood without the upkeep – and they’re great at insulating against heat and cold.
  Best for: Busy households, variable climates, energy efficiency.
• Steel Doors. Known for strength and security. Steel doors are tough, cost-effective, and ideal for front or back entries that need extra protection.
  Best for: Security-focused installations, commercial properties.
• Solid Wood Doors. A classic option with natural beauty. Wood doors add character and curb appeal but do require routine maintenance to protect against weather and moisture.
  Best for: Historic homes, premium aesthetics, custom designs.
• Glass Panel Doors. Bring in more light without sacrificing structure. Available in partial or full glass layouts, often double- or triple-pane for insulation.
  Best for: Patio doors, side entries, modern home designs.
• Sliding and French Doors. Ideal for backyards, decks, and patio access. Sliding doors save space, while French doors offer a more traditional, open feel.
  Best for: Rear entries, indoor-outdoor flow, maximizing daylight.