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Entry and patio doors for Dallas–Fort Worth homes

Entry doors that make the front of the house, patio doors that open up the back, and interior and storm doors in between. Measured precisely, installed in a day, sealed against Texas weather.

Wrought-iron double entry door on a stone home
Fiberglass entry door with decorative-glass sidelites

Entry doors: fiberglass, steel, wood or iron

The front door sets the tone for the whole elevation. Fiberglass resists dents and heat without maintenance, steel offers security on a budget, wood gives warmth, and iron makes a statement. All are available as single or double units.

  • Sidelites and transoms for more light
  • Textured or clear Low-E glass
  • Decorative grilles and internal blinds
  • Impact-rated options
  • Multi-point locking, hardware finishes and smart deadbolts
Entry with transom window above and sidelights

Patio doors: French, sliding and folding

For outdoor living, a wide patio system turns a wall into a view. Hinged French doors suit traditional homes, contemporary sliders save floor space, and folding systems open the entire wall to the patio.

  • Insulated cores and composite frames
  • Advanced weatherstripping against wind-driven rain
  • Low-E glass to cut afternoon heat gain
  • Smooth rollers and tight interlocks
  • Screens and hardware to match
Arched entry door flanked by windows on a brick home

Engineered details that keep the weather out

A door only performs as well as its jamb and threshold. Installers verify the rough opening, square and plumb each unit, shim the jamb and set the threshold for a tight seal and smooth swing.

  • Corrosion-resistant fasteners
  • Composite or rot-resistant jamb components
  • Waterproof sill pans and premium sealants
  • Foam-insulated frames and air-sealed gaps
  • Flashed exterior transitions that manage water
Installation crew working on a brick home

A clear process from measurement to walkthrough

You get a written proposal covering scope, materials and timeline before anything is ordered. Most door installs finish in a single day, and the crew leaves the entry clean and working.

  • Detailed consultation and measurement
  • Protect the home, remove and dispose of the old unit
  • Set, square, insulate and seal the new door
  • Install hardware and trim, then a quality check
  • Care and maintenance guidance for the finish

What to check before replacing an entry or patio door

Identify whether the issue is the door slab, the frame, the threshold, the hardware or water intrusion around the opening. In North Texas, exposure to sun and wind-driven rain can affect the material and weather-sealing choices.

For comparable estimates, discuss the opening dimensions, swing direction, sidelites, security hardware, glass options, threshold design, trim repair, removal and disposal. Ask how the installer will check for square, seal the opening and finish any disturbed surfaces.

Also comparing related improvements? See Replacement windows or Exterior siding. For an itemized estimate, use the booking form below.

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