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Seattle & Puget Sound · Homes & businesses

Door replacement in Seattle.

Door damaged or worn out? We assess the door, frame and hardware, then explain what needs replacing and what can stay.

Get a replacement quote (206) 330-9103

Door won't close or lock? Call and tell us first.

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(206) 330-9103
Start with your entrance

Is it time for
a new door?

A replacement starts with understanding why the current door no longer works for you.

The door
is damaged.

A damaged door or broken fixing points can need more than a new part. We check the surrounding frame before planning a replacement.

Discuss the damage

The same fault
keeps returning.

Repeated sticking or trouble locking does not always mean the door is worn out. An assessment can establish whether a repair is still practical.

Explore door repair

The entrance
needs a change.

Replacing an old entrance? Discuss the material, glass and hardware you want, along with the existing opening and how people use the door.

Discuss your entrance

Only the glass is broken? A whole new door may not be needed. Door glass repair

The door, the hardware, the frame

What needs replacing?

Exploded view of a door, its hardware and frameA glazed door separates from its surrounding frame. The hinges, closer and latch separate as one hardware group. The numbered labels identify the door, hardware and frame. Parts separate near the center of the screen and reassemble as you scroll away. This simplified view is not an installation sequence.1. Door2. Hardware3. Frame
Simplified hinged entrance. Parts shown apart for clarity; your door and hardware may differ.

A new door must work with its opening. We check these parts together so the quote explains what is being replaced and what can be reused.

  1. 1. Choose the replacement door

    Dimensions, material, glass and opening direction all affect the choice. Confirm the specification for your property before ordering.

  2. 2. Match the hardware

    Existing locks, handles, hinges and closers may not fit the new door. The plan should identify which parts can stay and which need replacing.

    Locks & door hardware

  3. 3. Check the frame and opening

    A sound, compatible frame may be retained. Damage or a poor fit can mean frame work is needed too. Confirm any threshold, trim and finishing work in the quote.

    Door frame repairs
Your quote

What affects
the price?

The price depends on the door you choose and the work needed to fit it. Checking the opening helps establish a useful quote.

Ask about your replacement
The door and its specification
Size, material, glass and hardware affect the replacement cost. A quote needs to identify the door and parts being supplied.
Work around the opening
Keeping a compatible frame involves different work from replacing a damaged one. Ask what removal, disposal, trim and finishing the quote includes.
Access and temporary protection
The number of doors, building access and keeping an entrance secure during the work affect the plan. Discuss any temporary protection separately.

Ask about assessment, visit and after-hours charges before arranging a visit. Review the scope, price and exclusions before agreeing to the work.

Timing

When can the
new door be fitted?

Timing depends on the selected door, compatible hardware and any frame work. Measurement, ordering and fitting may need separate visits. Ask about current availability before making plans.

From the first call to a new door

What happens next?

  1. Tell us about your door.

    Share your city, door type and what needs to change. Say whether it still closes and locks. No measurements are needed to send the request.

  2. Confirm the opening and options.

    We follow up to discuss the next step. The door, frame, dimensions and hardware need checking before the replacement specification is agreed.

  3. Agree on the work and timing.

    Review the quote and availability before arranging installation. Discuss removal, access, finishing and checks that the new door opens, closes and locks.

A request starts a conversation. It does not book an appointment or authorize a paid visit.

Start your replacement request
Local door replacement

Seattle &
Puget Sound.

Share your city or ZIP code to confirm availability for your property.

Elsewhere in Puget Sound?

Check your service area
Across Puget SoundN
Seattle, Bellevue, Tukwila & Lynnwood.
City positions shown, not service boundaries.Map: Natural Earth
(Questions, answered)

Questions before replacing a door.

Hardware, glass and arrangements for your property.

Ask about your replacement
01Can I keep my existing lock or door closer?

Possibly, if it is in suitable condition and compatible with the new door. Door weight, fixing positions, opening direction and hardware function need checking. Tell us which parts you want to keep before the replacement is specified.

02What glass should a replacement door have?

The position and use of the door determine the glass specification. Doors and entrances may require safety glazing. Ask Glassma to confirm the appropriate glass before ordering, including any appearance you want to match.

03Can work be planned around customers, staff, or tenants?

Share your business hours, delivery times, access restrictions, and site contact. These affect scheduling and the repair approach. Agree the attendance window and any temporary access arrangements before work starts.

04What warranty applies to a replacement door?

Ask which product and installation warranties apply to the proposed door, glass and hardware. Request the terms in writing before approving the work; coverage may differ between the parts and their installation.

05Can a tenant or property manager arrange a door replacement?

You can describe the door and request a quote. Tell us who owns or manages the property and who can approve the replacement. Permission to change the door and access for the work need to be agreed before installation is arranged.