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Door Installation & Replacement Near You

Front doors, interior doors, sliding patio doors and more. Tell us the door type and your ZIP, and we'll match you with local pros who install that specific style.

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Door pros who serve your ZIP code

What we cover

What our door pros install

Door work covers everything from a single interior swap to a full front-entry replacement with new framing. Whatever your project involves, tell us the details and we'll route your request to pros who handle that specific type of job.

Entry & Front Doors

Fiberglass, steel and wood exterior doors with modern security hardware

Interior Doors

Panel, pocket, barn and bifold styles for bedrooms, offices and closets

Sliding & Patio Doors

Glass patio doors for decks, backyards and pool areas

French Doors

Double-swing doors for interior openings and rear exits

Storm & Security Doors

Reinforced doors and screens that pair with your existing entryway

Repair, Rehang & Hardware

Sticking doors, damaged frames, hinges, thresholds and lock replacements

Understanding cost

What affects the cost of a door installation

Door pricing depends on a lot more than the slab itself. Two homeowners replacing the same style of door can end up with very different numbers, and it usually comes down to a handful of factors.

Door type and material is the first lever. A hollow-core interior door is inexpensive; a solid-wood entry door with a stained finish sits at the other end. Fiberglass entry doors have become the middle-ground favorite because they resist warping and take paint well.

Frame and jamb condition is where the math often shifts. A straight swap into an existing frame is one project. Replacing a rotted or racked frame is a different one — the pro is essentially rebuilding the opening before the new door goes in.

Hardware and glass add up quickly. Smart locks, multipoint locks, decorative glass inserts and sidelights each raise the price. If you’re going for a specific look, share reference photos when you request matches so pros can give you accurate numbers.

Finally, size, custom finishes and painting matter. Non-standard sizes require custom orders. Site-finished doors add labor. And for entry doors, weatherstripping, thresholds and exterior trim are usually included in the estimate — but confirm with each pro.

The process

How it works

1. Tell us about the door

Share your ZIP, the door type and whether you need a new frame or just a swap. It takes about a minute.

2. We match you with door pros

Your request goes to installers who work in your area and handle your door style.

3. See your options

Review pricing, timelines and hardware options from multiple pros, and move forward only when you're ready.

Why Home Services Improvement

Why homeowners use Home Services Improvement for doors

Multiple options, one form

Door pricing varies widely by style and prep. Seeing several proposals side by side is the easiest way to understand the range.

Local installers only

Matches are based on your ZIP code, so you're talking to pros who know local codes, HOA rules and hardware availability.

Homeowners never pay us

Installers pay to receive project requests. You never pay us.

No pressure to move forward

Take the time you need, or walk away entirely.

Coverage

Door installers in Arizona, Nevada and nationwide

Our installer network is strongest across the Southwest, where sun exposure, monsoon rains and dust drive steady demand for weatherproof doors and reliable hardware.

In Arizona we cover Phoenix, Mesa, Scottsdale, Chandler, Gilbert, Glendale, Tempe and Tucson. In Nevada we cover Las Vegas, Henderson, North Las Vegas, Reno and Sparks. In these markets you’ll typically hear from the most pros and get the quickest response times.

We also match homeowners with door pros in most metro and suburban ZIP codes nationwide. Enter your ZIP to see what’s available where you live.

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ZIP Service Details Contact Confirm

Where is your project located?

We use your ZIP code to match you with pros who serve your area.

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What kind of work do you need?

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Questions

Door questions homeowners ask

Pros in our network pay to receive project requests. Homeowners never pay us for submitting a request.

It depends on the door type, material, hardware and whether the frame needs work. A basic interior swap sits at one end of the range, a custom entry door with sidelights at the other. Requesting several options is the quickest way to see what your specific project would cost.

For a straight replacement in the same rough opening, usually no. Structural changes, resizing the opening, or altering the header often do require a permit. A local pro will tell you what applies in your area.

Most do. Ask each pro whether removal is included in their estimate or billed separately, so the numbers are directly comparable.

A same-size interior door swap is usually a few hours. A new front-entry install with frame work runs most of a day. Custom orders can take a few weeks to arrive before installation is scheduled.

Usually two to four, depending on how many installers serve your ZIP code and door type.

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