We Install Doors, and re-install doors that do not work properly. We can supply doors of all types: Exterior and Interior, storm doors, patio doors, steel doors, sliders, entry doors, bi- fold, bedroom.
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Installation Costs depend on the existing conditions. It's $25-$100 for a standard, no-frills interior door, either as an unassembled slab or pre-hung in a frame. It jumps to $200-$500 for solid wood construction and can go as high as $500-$900 for a stylish model. Basic folding doors start around $40-$200, but can run $200-$500 for wood-and-glass versions. Swinging cafe doors average around $125-$250. Pocket doors run about $150-$350 as either a kit or pre-assembled, plus $350-$550 or more for installation. When replacing an entry door, almost all the installation hardware should be included. The only thing you'll need to buy separately is the lockset. Entry doors are very heavy, so make sure you have help before beginning installation. First, measure the height and width of the existing door. Buy a replacement door that matches the measurements. Interior Door Sizes Raised Panel and Flat Panel Doors are available in the following widths:  1', 1'2", 1'4", 1'6", 1'8", 1'10", 2', 2'2", 2'4", 2'6", 2'8", 2'10", 3'. French Doors are available in 2', 2'4", 2'6", 2'8", and 3' All interior doors come in standard height of 6'8" (80"), but are also available in : 7' (84"), 7'6" (90"), and 8' (96"). All doors come in standard 1 3/8" thickness or 1 ¾" thickness.

A proper installation is the key. We don't recommend doing this without experience.

To remove the old door, drive out the hinge pins with a hammer and a screwdriver. Use a flat pry bar and a hammer to gently remove the existing door. Using a utility knife, cut away the old caulk between the exterior siding and the brick molding on the door frame.

Pry away and discard the old door jamb and threshold. Cut off any stubborn nails with a reciprocating saw. Remove the new door from its packing, but do not remove the retaining brackets that hold the door closed. Test-fit the door unit, centering it in the rough opening. Check to make sure the door is plumb. If needed, shim under the lower side of the door jamb until the door is plumb and level.

Trace an outline of brick molding on siding. Remove the door unit after finishing the outline. Cut the siding along the outline, just down to the sheathing, using a circular saw. Stop just short of the corners to prevent damage to the siding that will remain. Finish the cuts at the corners with a sharp wood chisel. Use aviator snips to cut vinyl and aluminum siding. Cut 8"-wide strips of building paper and slide them between the siding and sheathing at the top and sides of the opening. Each piece overlaps the piece below it. Bend paper around the framing members and staple it in place.

To provide an added moisture barrier, cut a piece of drip edge to fit the width of the rough opening, then slide it between the siding and the building paper at the top of the opening. Do not nail the drip edge. Apply several thick beads of silicone caulk to the subfloor at the bottom of the door opening. Also apply silicone caulk over the building paper on the front edges of the jack studs and header. Center the door unit in the rough opening, and push the brick molding tight against the sheathing. Have a helper hold the door unit steady until it is nailed in place.

Remove the retaining brackets installed by the manufacturer, then open and close the door to make sure it works right. Remove two of the screws on the top hinge and replace them with long anchor screws (usually included with the unit). These anchor screws will penetrate into the framing members to strengthen the installation. Anchor brick molding to the framing members with 10d galvanized casing nails driven every 12". Adjust the door threshold to create a tight seal, following manufacturer's recommendations.

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General Information
         One of the first things one sees when approaching any property (and also the first thing one touches) is the Entry Door. Entry doors connect interior spaces to the outdoor world of the property. Since they're exposed to the elements, there is a wide range of problems. Eventually, you may need to repair or replace locksets, adjust latch-bolts and hinges, straighten warped wood, or even completely replace an entry door. Some entry doors might be protected by storm doors, which improve the insulating value of entry doors while shielding them from the elements. Storm doors have maintenance needs like hinge and latch adjustments, and window track repairs. Cut costly drafts coming in thru window sills and along door bottoms! With heating costs constantly going up, the last thing you want is to let the heat escape under doors or through drafty window sills. Draft guards are quick and easy ways to instantly insulate your doors and windows, keeping the warm air in, and winter's cold air out.
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