Doors
A door that seals tightly, locks securely and looks right with your house, from a classic painted Santa Fe front door to a wide glass slider that opens onto the portal.
Fiberglass, steel and wood entry doors with optional sidelites, transoms and decorative glass. Fiberglass can be made to look like wood while standing up to strong sun.
Replace a hard-to-slide, drafty aluminum slider with smooth-rolling panels, low-E glass and a tight seal against wind and dust.
Hinged doors with divided glass, swinging in or out. A traditional look that suits Territorial homes and opens wide to a courtyard or portal.
Fitted to your walls
Deep walls mean wide jambs, and older openings are rarely perfectly square. We measure carefully, extend jambs where needed, and finish the threshold and trim so the door swings and seals properly.
In a historic district? A new front door may count as an exterior change that needs review. We'll help you find out before anything is ordered.
Historic & Adobe Homes
Starting at $X,XXX installed, depending on material, glass and hardware.
Starting at $X,XXX installed, depending on size, material and glass.
Exact pricing is confirmed in a written quote after your free in-home measurement.
We measure every opening, show you real samples, talk through historic-district rules if they apply, and leave you a written quote. No pressure, no obligation.
