Double Front Door Replacement Done the Right Way

Entry doors do a lot of work. They handle weather, daily foot traffic, security, and they set the tone for everything else about your home's exterior. When they start to fail - warped frames, rotted jambs, drafts you can feel from across the room - it's not just an eyesore. It becomes a real problem.

Here's what we were working with on this one: two side-by-side entry doors, both stripped out and ready for new units. With double door setups like this, the margin for error is smaller. Both openings have to be level, plumb, and square or the finished product will show it immediately. That's where the carpentry side of what we do really matters.

What we ended up with are two matching craftsman-style doors in a rich dark walnut finish, each with a six-lite glass panel up top and clean white trim around the frames. The symmetry is tight. The hardware lines up. The trim work ties both doors together so they read as one cohesive entry rather than two separate openings.

Beyond the looks, this kind of replacement is one of the more practical upgrades a homeowner can make. Better insulation, better security, and a front entry that actually functions the way it should every single time. No sticking, no drafts, no wondering if the lock is really catching.

This is the kind of work we take seriously - not just swapping a door but doing the full job right, from the rough opening to the finish trim. If your entry doors have seen better days, this is what a proper replacement looks like.