Entry & patio doors
A door is a window you walk through — and it takes more abuse than any other opening in the house.
A wood entry system on a historic stone chapel — matched to the original profile.
Entry doors
Fiberglass entry systems (Therma-Tru, Masonite, ProVia and others) in smooth or true woodgrain, or real wood for homes where nothing else will do. Sidelites, transoms, multi-point locks, and the hardware finish that matches the rest of your house.
The install is where entry doors fail: a slab hung a sixteenth out of plumb will drag by the second winter. We set the frame to the house, not to the old hole, and shim, foam and flash so it stays that way.
Patio doors
French (hinged) — the classic. In- or out-swing, one or two active panels, fiberglass or clad wood.
Sliding — contemporary and space-saving. Modern sliders from Marvin and Milgard glide on stainless rollers and seal far better than the 1990s aluminum units they replace.
Multi-slide & bi-fold — open a whole wall to the patio. We’ve set systems past twenty feet wide; these are engineering projects as much as door installs, and we plan them that way (header, sill drainage, floor transition).
Four on a panel — large-format glass needs the right number of hands.
Common door projects
Replace a drafty slider
The single highest-comfort upgrade in most homes. One day, often same-size, immediate difference.
New front entry
Door, sidelites, transom, hardware — and the exterior trim finished so it looks like it was always there.
Open up a wall
Convert a window or standard slider to a multi-slide. We coordinate the header with your GC or engineer.
Match the windows
Doing a whole-house window project? We’ll spec doors from the same line so frames, colors and hardware match.