Doors

Front Entry Doors That Make a Great First Impression

A new front door upgrades curb appeal, security and comfort all at once. We help you design it and install it to last.

Entry Doors by RemodelPro

The front door is the focal point of your home's exterior. It's the first thing guests see up close and the last thing you lock at night. A tired, drafty or dated front door affects how your whole house feels, inside and out.

We install complete entry door systems: the door, frame, threshold, weatherstripping and, if you'd like, sidelites and a transom. Choose from steel, fiberglass and wood in styles from simple six-panel to Craftsman, farmhouse and contemporary, with decorative or privacy glass to bring in light.

Our installers take the time to get the details right, setting the frame plumb and square, reinforcing the lock and hinge areas, flashing the sill and adjusting everything so the door closes with a satisfying, solid click.

What Makes a Great Entry Door Install

Reinforced Security

Long screws into the framing at hinges and strike plates help the door resist being kicked in.

Insulated Core

Foam-filled steel and fiberglass doors insulate far better than old hollow or solid wood slabs.

Leak-Free Threshold

A sill pan and sealed threshold keep water from rotting the floor beneath your door.

Glass for Light

Sidelites, transoms and decorative glass brighten dark entryways while keeping privacy.

Hardware Choices

Handlesets, deadbolts and smart locks in finishes to suit your style.

Entry Door Options

Mix and match materials and features to design a door that suits your home.

Steel Entry Doors

Strong, secure and economical; best with a good paint finish and some protection from direct weather.

Fiberglass Entry Doors

Dent-, rot- and warp-resistant, energy-efficient, and available in smooth or wood-grain finishes.

Wood Entry Doors

Rich, natural beauty for homes with covered porches; requires regular refinishing.

Sidelites & Transoms

Glass panels beside or above the door that add light and make the entry feel grander.

Double Entry Doors

A pair of doors for wide openings and a dramatic, welcoming entrance.

Storm Door Add-On

Protect your new entry door and add ventilation with a matching storm door.

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Picking a Door That Fits Your Home

Start with your home's architecture. Colonial and traditional homes look great with paneled doors and symmetrical sidelites. Craftsman homes call for doors with a band of glass across the top and simple, sturdy lines. Modern homes suit flush doors, bold colors and narrow vertical glass. Then think about exposure: a door that faces strong afternoon sun or driving rain will do best in fiberglass with a durable factory finish.

Finally, consider how much light and privacy you want. Textured, frosted and leaded glass let light through while blurring the view in. We'll bring samples so you can see options in person.

How It Works

Our Simple 4-Step Process

Step 1

Free Estimate

We visit your home, inspect the work area, listen to your goals and give you a clear written estimate. No pressure, no obligation.

Step 2

Agreement

When you're ready, we finalize materials, colors, scope and timing in a plain-English agreement with no surprises.

Step 3

Scheduling

Your project coordinator orders materials, pulls any permits and confirms a start date that works for you.

Step 4

Installation

Our trained crews complete the work, protect your property, clean up every day and walk the finished job with you.

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Entry Doors

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the best material for a front door?

For most homeowners, fiberglass offers the best balance of durability, insulation and low maintenance, and it can look like painted or stained wood. Steel is a strong, budget-friendly option. Wood is beautiful but needs more upkeep and is best under a covered porch.

Can you widen my entry or add sidelites?

Yes. Changing the size of an opening involves adjusting the framing and header and finishing the exterior and interior trim. We'll check what's in the wall and explain what's involved during your estimate.

How secure is a new entry door?

Security depends on the door, the frame and the installation. We use solid frames, reinforce strike plates and hinges with long screws into the wall framing and install quality deadbolts. These details make a big difference in resisting forced entry.

Can my new door be painted any color?

Most steel and fiberglass doors come factory-finished in a range of colors or can be painted on site. Fiberglass doors can also be stained to look like wood. A bold front door color is a simple way to add personality.

Will installing a new door damage my interior trim?

We remove interior casing carefully and reinstall it when it's in good shape, or replace it with new trim when needed. Some touch-up painting may be required, which we'll discuss before the job starts.

Ready to Get Started?

Schedule your free, no-pressure estimate today. We'll help you understand your options and give you a clear, written price.

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