Elegant Door & Window

Same entry. Different door. Different everything.

The home was Mediterranean. The old door wasn't. Painted gray, horizontal glass panels, brass hardware. Generic modern in a setting built around arches, ornament, and stone.

Matt walked through the architecture with the homeowners: the arched stone surround, the shell crest above the door, the lanterns, the stone planters. The new door needed to speak the same language. They settled on a custom entry with Moorish lattice on top, scrollwork on the bottom, set in a dark frame with dark bronze hardware. The arched opening stayed. The door finally belongs to the house.

Matt personally measured and oversaw the installation. No subcontractors, no handoffs, no one on-site who doesn't know the project.

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Door replacements usually go fine. When they don't, it's almost always one of these three mistakes.

None of them are dramatic. None of them are always the homeowner's fault. But all of them turn what should be a straightforward project into something more complicated than it needed to be.

Swipe through before you hire anyone.

Save this. It comes up in almost every consultation.

Most people don't know what to expect when they reach out to a door company.

Here's exactly how it works when you call us.

No pressure. No rushing through options. No surprises after the quote.

That's been our standard since 2003.

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Most homeowners get surprised by what a door replacement costs — because no one walked them through what's actually in the number.

It's never just the door. The opening, the install, and who does the work all move the price. Swipe through to see where it comes from.

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If you'd rather skip the surprise, DM us — we'll walk you through the range before you commit to anything.