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Door Installation in the Twin Cities — Including the Door You Already Bought
Prehung swaps, slabs fitted to existing jambs, French pairs, closet doors, storm doors and the house-to-garage fire door. Bring the door or have us supply it; either way it is hung square and it latches.
Big-box stores sell doors but do not install them well, and most remodelers will not come out for one door. That gap is where most of our door requests come from: a homeowner with a door in the garage and nobody to hang it. We do labor-only installs every week across the metro, and we supply the door when you would rather not shop.
Find the page that matches your door below. Each one lists what to buy, what we bring, and how long it takes.
Doors jobs we do (20)
Closet Door Installation — Bifold, Bypass and Mirrored Doors
Closet doors that fall off the track, drag on the carpet or never quite meet in the middle. Replaced with new hardware on a track that is level, by a crew that hangs doors for a living.
Read the pageConvert Single Door to Double Doors — Widen the Opening, Hang the Pair
An office, dining room, pantry or primary bedroom wants a wide two-door opening instead of a single door. We do the framing and the doors in one job, both sides of the wall.
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Deadbolt Installation and Smart Lock Install on Any Door
A back door with only a knob lock, a front door that needs a keypad, or a smart lock that came with the house and never fit the door right. We bore, mortise, and reinforce the strike.
Read the pageDoor Sweep Replacement & Exterior Door Weatherstripping
Daylight under the door, frost on the inside of the jamb, a rug that moves when the wind blows. The seal is shot, or the door is. We figure out which and fix it.
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Door Won't Latch — Strike, Hinge and Hardware Fixes
The bedroom door drifts open, the bathroom door needs a shoulder, the front door latches only if you lift it. Small fixes, done right, before anyone talks about replacing the door.
Read the pageDutch Door Installation — Prehung Dutch Doors and Split Slabs
Kitchen to mudroom, nursery, pantry, or the back door to the yard. Top open, bottom shut, and both halves still meeting flat when you close them together.
Read the pageFire-Rated House-to-Garage Door Installation
The door into the garage is the one that gets kicked, slammed and left open. Replace it with a rated, self-closing door that seals against exhaust and cold, installed by a licensed Minnesota contractor.
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Fit a Slab Door Into an Existing Jamb
The jamb and casing are fine, the door is not. A bare slab from the store fitted to the frame you have — hinge mortises cut to match, lock bored, edges planed until it swings clean.
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French Patio Door Installation, Labor Only — Hinged Patio Doors
A hinged patio door is two doors that have to meet in the middle, on a sill that takes every Minnesota storm. We set it plumb, panned and flashed so it locks smooth and stays dry.
Read the pageHome Depot or Lowe's Door Installation, Labor Only
The store delivered the door to your driveway and the install quote they emailed is weeks out or bigger than the door. We hang Home Depot and Lowe's doors as a plain labor job.
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Install a Window You Bought Online — Labor-Only Window Installation
The window company wants to sell you their window. You already found yours online and just need it put in right: flashed, foamed, square, and trimmed by a crew that installs windows for a living.
Read the pageMenards Door Installation — Labor Only, You Buy the Door
The door is sitting in the Menards lumberyard, or already in your garage, and you need someone who will hang it square, seal it and make it latch — not a store referral list.
Read the pagePet Door Installation — Dog Door in an Exterior Door or Wall
You bought the pet door. Now someone has to cut a hole in a perfectly good exterior door or wall and make it seal in January. That is us.
Read the pagePocket Door Repair — Off the Track, Rollers and Hardware
The bathroom pocket door has been jumping the track for a year and now it is stuck halfway in the wall. Most of these are a roller job through the jamb, not a drywall job.
Read the pagePrehung vs Slab Door: Which to Buy for a Replacement
Standing in the door aisle wondering whether you need the whole frame or just the door? Here is how a carpenter decides, what to measure, and how to read the handing.
Read the pageScreen Door Repair — Sliding Screen Rollers, Track and Rescreening
The screen door drags, pops off the track, or has a hole the dog made. We fix the one you have or fit a new panel that actually matches the door.
Read the pageShorten Doors After New Flooring — Cut Down Doors That Rub
The flooring crew finished, the doors do not close anymore, and cutting them was not in their contract. We cut them down cleanly and hang them back the same day.
Read the pageSliding Barn Door Installation — Header Board, Track and Hardware
A barn door is a hundred pounds hanging on two wheels. It has to be on a track that is level and screwed into wood, or it drifts, rattles and pulls out of the drywall. We install it so it stays put.
Read the pageSliding Patio Door Installation, Labor Only — You Buy the Door
A new slider sitting in the garage and an old one that drags and leaks. We set it in a pan, square it, and make sure the screen and lock work before we pack up.
Read the pageStorm Door Installation, Labor Only — You Buy the Storm Door
The storm door is in the box in the garage. The instructions are 40 pages. We mount it plumb on your brickmould, set the closer, and make it latch on the first try.
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