01In-home consultationWe review drafts, water concerns, operation, security, traffic flow, natural light, style goals, and the condition of the current entrance.
02Precision measure & door selectionThe opening is measured carefully while the door style, glass, configuration, handing, threshold, hardware, color, and performance options are selected.
03Pre-installation planningInterior and exterior trim, flooring transitions, access, protection needs, and surrounding siding or masonry details are verified before installation.
04Protect the homeFloors, furniture, landscaping, siding, and nearby finishes are covered while the work area is organized to control dust and debris.
05Remove the existing door systemThe slab, frame, threshold, trim, fasteners, and failed sealants are carefully removed so the full opening can be seen and properly prepared.
06Inspect the exposed openingWe examine the sill, jambs, header, subfloor, framing, sheathing, and surrounding materials for rot, water intrusion, movement, and previous installation failures.
07Repair damaged framingCompromised wood is removed and rebuilt as needed to restore a solid, correctly sized opening before the new door is installed.
08Flash & weatherproofThe sill and perimeter are prepared with layered water-management details that help direct moisture outward and integrate with the exterior wall.
09Set, square & fastenThe new door unit is dry-fitted, shimmed, leveled, squared, and secured so margins remain consistent and the slab operates without binding.
10Insulate & air sealThe perimeter gap is insulated and sealed to reduce drafts while preserving the correct alignment and movement of the frame.
11Install hardware & finish trimLocks, handles, closers, interior casing, exterior trim, capping, and sealant joints are completed for security, durability, and a clean appearance.
12Test, clean & reviewWe operate, latch, lock, and inspect the door, confirm the weather seals and finish work, clean the project area, and review care and operation with you.
