Our services
Commercial & residential door replacement
When a repair won't cut it, we measure, supply and install new doors built for Lowcountry heat, humidity and salt air.
Open Sun–Thu 8AM–6PM, Fri 8AM–3PM
Door Replacement you can count on
When a door is rotted, warped, damaged or just past its life, we measure, supply and install a new one built to handle Lowcountry heat, humidity and storms.
We install entry doors, storm doors, back doors and commercial storefront doors in steel, fiberglass, wood and aluminum — including the frame, trim and hardware — for homes and businesses from Summerville to the islands.
What's included
- •Entry, back and storm doors
- •Aluminum & glass commercial storefront doors
- •Steel, fiberglass and wood options
- •Full frame, trim and hardware installs
Door Replacement questions
- What door materials do you install?
- Steel, fiberglass, wood and aluminum/glass for commercial storefronts. Fiberglass is a popular choice near the coast because it won't rot or rust.
- Do you replace the frame too?
- When needed, yes. We can replace just the slab, or do a full pre-hung install with new frame, trim and hardware.
- How long does a door replacement take?
- Most residential door installs are done in a single day once the door arrives.
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