A new fiberglass entry door with sidelights on a metro Atlanta home

Residential doors · Metro Atlanta

Residential Doors in Atlanta, hung on a frame we checked first.

Entry doors, interior doors and the hardware on them, installed or replaced in homes across metro Atlanta. We measure the opening before we quote the door. Free written estimate; same-day service when the schedule allows.

Opening measured before the door is quoted Deadbolt and strike aligned, not forced Old door and packaging hauled away
FreeWritten estimates
12Services, one crew
12Metro Atlanta towns served
Same-dayService when the schedule allows

What we do

Every door in the house, outside and in.

The door is the part you pick out. Whether it still closes cleanly next August depends on the frame, the sill and the hinges, which is where we start.

Entry & front doors

Fiberglass, steel and wood, with or without sidelights. Prehung units set plumb, shimmed at every hinge and at the strike, and sealed at the sill so water runs out instead of under.

Interior doors

Bedroom, bathroom, closet and pantry doors, prehung or slab, hung so the latch catches without a shoulder. A slab is cut and bored to fit an old jamb when the jamb is still square, and replaced with a prehung unit when it is not.

Patio & sliding doors

A dragging aluminum slider replaced with a unit that glides, locks and seals, on a sill we check for the rot that hides under a leaking track.

Garage-to-house doors

The self-closing, fire-rated door between the garage and the kitchen, replaced with a unit that latches on its own and seals against fumes.

Storm & screen doors

Full-view and retractable-screen storm doors on a frame that is actually square, so the closer works and the door neither slams nor hangs open.

Residential locks & hardware

Handlesets, deadbolts, smart locks and lever sets, bored and aligned so the bolt throws with two fingers. We rekey a new lock to your existing key if you want one key for the house.

How we work

How we install a door in a home.

We measure the opening, not the old door

The old door is the wrong thing to measure. Houses settle, sills rot under thresholds, and an opening half an inch out of square is why a new door binds at the top corner. We measure the opening at three points, check the sill and the framing beside it, and quote a door sized to what is actually there. If the sill has to come out, that is in the estimate, not a surprise on the day.

Measuring a door opening in a home before the new door is ordered

We set the unit plumb and seal it against Atlanta rain

The hinge side goes plumb first. Every hinge and the strike get a shim behind them so the screws bite into framing, not air, and the reveal is checked all the way around before anything is fastened for good. Outside, the sill is bedded in sealant and the brickmold is caulked; inside, the gap is filled with low-expansion foam, because the regular kind bows the jamb and the door binds a week later.

A new steel entry door set in its frame and sealed at the sill

We fit the hardware and adjust until it closes on its own

Deadbolts and handlesets are bored and lined up with the strike so the bolt throws smoothly. The threshold is adjusted until the sweep drags evenly, the closer on a storm door is set so it latches without slamming, and interior doors are tested with the latch, not pushed shut. The old door, the frame and the packaging leave with us.

A new deadbolt and handleset being fitted to a residential front door

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Why homeowners choose us

Why a door we hang still closes right in year five.

Hanging a door takes an afternoon. What separates one that lasts from one that binds is everything done to the frame before and after:

  • Free written estimate after a walkthrough
  • Opening measured at three points before the door is ordered
  • Sill and framing checked, rot found before installation day
  • Shimmed at every hinge and at the strike
  • Sill bedded and exterior caulked against water
  • Low-expansion foam, so the jamb stays straight
  • Locks and closers fitted and adjusted, not just screwed on
  • Same-day service when the schedule allows
A finished home entrance with a new front door and matching hardware

The quote

What a residential door estimate covers.

The door is the line every store can quote. The rest of the number is what your opening needs, and nobody knows that until someone has looked at it.

Always included

  • Walkthrough, measurements and a free written estimate
  • Removal and haul-away of the old door, frame and packaging
  • Sill and framing checked, and rot repair priced if found
  • Unit set plumb and square, shimmed, sealed and foamed
  • Deadbolt, handleset or lever set fitted and aligned
  • Interior casing and exterior trim installed and caulked for paint
  • Every door tested to latch on its own before we leave

What changes the number

  • The door itself: steel, fiberglass or wood, slab or prehung
  • Sidelights, a transom or a wider opening that needs a new header
  • Rot in the sill or jack studs that has to come out first
  • Brick or stone exteriors, which take longer to trim and seal
  • Smart locks, multipoint hardware or a rekey to one key
  • Painting or staining the new door and trim

Good to know

Questions homeowners ask about doors.

Not seeing yours? Call (470) 691-8439 and just ask — we're happy to help.

Can you replace the door and keep my existing frame?

When the frame is square, solid and dry at the bottom, yes: a slab replacement is the cheaper job and we will say so. When the jamb is racked or the sill is soft, a slab hung in it binds within a season, and a prehung unit is the better spend. We check the frame before we quote the door.

How long does an entry door installation take?

Most single entry doors are done in a day, trim included. Interior doors go faster; a house full of them is usually a day or two. Widening an opening or replacing a rotted sill adds time, and it is in the estimate rather than discovered on the day.

Do you install a door I bought myself?

Yes. Bring us the unit and we check it against the opening before installation day. If you have not bought one yet, ask us to size the opening first so you order the right door once.

Can my new door use the same key as the back door?

Usually. We rekey the new lock to your existing key on the day, or rekey the whole house to one new key if you have just moved in and do not know who else has a copy of the old one.

Do I need a permit to replace a door in metro Atlanta?

A like-for-like replacement generally does not need one. Enlarging an opening or changing a structural header does. The rules differ by city and county, and we tell you which applies to your address before the work is scheduled.

Will a new interior door match the ones I already have?

Panel style, height and casing profile are the three things to match. We bring the door to the house so you can compare it in your own light before it is hung; a six-panel door beside five flat ones looks wrong however well it is hung.

Where we work

Residential doors installed across metro Atlanta.

Based at 3850 Holcomb Bridge Rd, Peachtree Corners, GA 30092, serving the communities below.

AtlantaSandy SpringsMariettaDuluthNorcrossAlpharettaRoswellBuckheadDecaturSmyrnaKennesawLawrenceville

Not sure if you're in range? Give us a call — if you're nearby, we'll take care of you.

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