Your front door is the first thing visitors see and the last line of defense between your home and the elements. A properly installed exterior door improves security, weatherproofing, and energy efficiency all at once — but only if the installation is done right. An improperly hung door that doesn't seat squarely in the frame will leak air, stick seasonally, and wear out its hardware fast. We replace and install exterior front doors for homeowners throughout Tigard, Beaverton, West Linn, and the greater Portland metro area, and we take the time to get the frame, flashing, and weathersealing right before we consider the job done.

French doors and double door systems add a level of openness and architectural character that a standard single door simply can't match — but they also require more precision to hang correctly. Both doors need to align, latch cleanly, and seal evenly across the full opening. We install French door systems for interior and exterior applications, including patio and backyard access points where you want the outdoor connection without sacrificing weather protection.

A sliding glass door that doesn't glide smoothly, seal tightly, or lock securely is more frustration than it's worth. We install sliding glass and patio door systems that operate correctly from day one — properly leveled, with the track set for smooth operation and the weatherstripping seated to keep Oregon drafts and rain where they belong — outside. If your existing slider is off its track, sticking, or failing to lock, we can assess whether adjustment or full replacement is the right call.

Interior doors are one of those things you don't notice when they're right and can't stop noticing when they're wrong. Doors that won't latch, swing open on their own, or sit visibly crooked in the frame are usually a rough opening or hinge alignment issue — not a door quality issue. We install and replace interior doors throughout the home, from standard passage doors to closet sliders and barn-style hardware, hung plumb and trimmed out cleanly so the finished result looks like it was always there.

A storm door is one of the most cost-effective additions you can make to an exterior entry — it adds an insulating air buffer, protects your primary door from direct weather exposure, and gives you a screened opening for airflow during the mild months Portland is famous for. We install storm and screen doors on existing frames, ensure they close and latch correctly, and adjust the pneumatic closer so it operates smoothly rather than slamming.

A door that's hanging wrong is often a frame problem, not a door problem. Rotted sills, split jambs, and out-of-square rough openings are all issues we see regularly on Pacific Northwest homes where moisture has worked its way into wood that wasn't properly protected. We repair and rebuild door frames on exterior and interior applications — addressing the underlying cause so the new door you're installing actually has something solid to hang from

The gap between your door and the floor is where conditioned air escapes and outside air gets in — and in Portland, it's also where water finds its way in during a hard rain. A worn threshold or compressed weatherstripping costs you in heating and cooling every single day. We replace door thresholds and reseal weatherstripping on entry doors, patio doors, and garage access points throughout the Tigard, Beaverton, and West Linn area — a straightforward fix that makes a noticeable difference in comfort and energy bills.