An interior door project can be one bedroom door that sticks or every door in the house. The jamb, casing, swing direction, floor clearance, and hardware all affect how a new door fits and closes.
Choose the door type for each room
We can discuss prehung doors, slab doors fitted to existing frames, bifold and sliding closet doors, pocket doors, and barn-style doors available through the building supplier. Tell us which rooms need privacy, quiet, or space-saving options.
Review the existing openings
Let us know about doors that rub, swing open on their own, will not latch, or leave a large gap at the floor. We check the frames, jambs, and casing during the measurement visit and discuss what the replacement includes.
Make the estimate specific
Ask the quote to identify each door, whether it is a prehung unit or a slab, the hardware, casing and trim work, finish responsibilities, and removal of the old doors. Confirm ordering responsibilities and product lead times before scheduling the installation.
What affects the price?
The number of doors, door style and core, prehung units or slabs, hardware, casing and trim, and agreed painting or finish work affect the estimate. Changing a door size or adding a pocket door involves more work than replacing a door within an existing frame.
How soon can we help?
Start by sharing your city, the rooms involved, and your preferred project timing. We can then confirm availability for a measurement visit. Product availability, custom-order lead times, and the agreed scope all affect the installation date; confirm the schedule before committing to an order.
Questions before your visit
Can you replace only the door and keep the frame?
We assess the existing frame during the visit and discuss whether a slab door or a complete prehung unit suits the opening.
Can you install closet, pocket, or barn doors?
Bring your plans to the consultation. We will discuss the options available for each opening and the installation scope.
Will you visit to measure?
Yes. We come to your home to assess the openings and take measurements.