Our door work

Doors, not just windows

The same crews that set your windows hang your doors. Below is a recent job in Southern Maryland — a weathered aluminum slider replaced with a black French double-door unit, with the trim rebuilt and a new threshold set and sealed.

Basement door wrap

Protecting the wood before it rots

Wood trim around basement doors and windows takes a beating from ground-level moisture, splash-back, and years of freeze-thaw cycles. Once the paint seal breaks, bare wood starts soaking up water and rot sets in fast, often hidden until the trim is soft or crumbling. Wrapping exposed wood trim in aluminum coil stock creates a permanent, weatherproof barrier that locks moisture out for good, cuts out the yearly repainting and caulking, and protects the structural wood underneath so it doesn’t have to be replaced down the road. It’s a small upgrade now that prevents a much bigger repair later.

• Entry & front doors — fiberglass and steel, with or without sidelights
• Sliding glass & patio doors — new rollers, tracks and insulated glass
• French & double doors — a common upgrade from an aging slider
• Storm doors — full-view and partial-view, glass and screen
• Back, side & basement service doors — insulated and hung to seal
• Door repairs — sticking, rot, weatherstripping, hardware and glass