Entry Door Installation 

Choose a door that fits the architectural style of the building, matches the desired aesthetic, and meets security and energy efficiency requirements. There are various materials available for entry doors, including wood, steel, fiberglass, and composite materials, each with its own advantages in terms of durability, insulation, and maintenance.

Accurate measurements are essential to ensure a proper fit for the new door. Measure the width, height, and thickness of the door frame opening. Take into account any irregularities in the frame or floor level that may need to be addressed before installation.

Clean the door frame thoroughly and ensure it is level and square. Install any necessary additional framing or shimming to ensure a snug fit for the new door.

Position the new door in the frame and secure it in place using shims to ensure it is level, plumb, and square. Attach the hinges according to the manufacturer’s

Position the new door in the frame and secure it in place using shims to ensure it is level, plumb, and square. Attach the hinges according to the manufacturer’s instructions, and install any additional hardware such as locks, handles, and weather stripping.