Straight answers about new doors.

Yes. In-home estimates are free and there is no obligation. We measure your openings, show you real samples and leave you with a written, itemized quote. Evening and Saturday appointments are available.

It depends on the door type, size, glass, impact rating and how much finish work the opening needs. As a rough guide, a standard entry door installed in Central Florida often starts in the low thousands, while impact-rated patio doors and multi-slide systems run considerably more. Our door cost guide breaks down typical ranges and what drives them.

Always. Your quote lists the exact product line, size, glass, hardware and finish, plus what is included in installation — removal, disposal, permit, trim, caulk and paint touch-up — so you can compare it line by line with any other quote.

Yes. We offer financing options for qualified homeowners, and discounts for military, first responders and seniors. Ask during your estimate or see our financing page.

No. Estimates and measurements are part of the free consultation anywhere in our service area.

Not always. Most of inland Central Florida — including most of Orlando — sits outside the wind-borne debris region, so impact glass is usually a choice rather than a code requirement. Every exterior door still has to meet the design pressure required for your home, and requirements vary by exact address and building. We confirm what applies to your home before we quote.

Exterior doors, garage doors and other products that protect the building envelope must be approved for use in Florida. Each approved product has a Florida Product Approval (FL) number, and its installation instructions — fastener type, spacing and anchoring — become part of the permit. We use only approved products and install them to those instructions.

They can. Florida insurers must offer discounts for qualifying wind-mitigation features, and opening protection is one of them. The credit usually depends on every opening being protected — including garage and entry doors — so talk to your agent before counting on a specific discount. We provide the product approvals and paperwork your wind-mitigation inspector will ask for.

Generally, yes. Laminated impact glass is very hard to break through, and impact doors are typically built with heavier frames and multipoint locks. They are also much quieter, which many homeowners near busy roads, airports and theme parks appreciate.

Yes. Most exterior door replacements in Central Florida need a building permit. We prepare and submit it, include the product approval documents, and schedule the inspection. For larger jobs, Florida law may also require a recorded Notice of Commencement — we will tell you if yours does.

Two layers: the manufacturer's warranty on the door itself, and our own written workmanship warranty on the installation. We register product warranties for you and explain what each one covers, how long it lasts and whether it transfers if you sell your home.

Our focus is replacement and new installation, and we stand behind every door we install with adjustments and service. If you call about an older door, we will tell you honestly whether a repair or a replacement makes more sense.

Keep sliding door tracks and weep holes clear, rinse salt and pollen off the glass and frame, lubricate locks once or twice a year, and check weatherstripping each spring before storm season. We leave you a care sheet for your specific product.