Built for your home
Every opening, done right.
Doors do more than close a gap — they set the first impression, open the home to the outdoors, and have to seal, swing, and lock perfectly for years. We install the full range of residential doors from the manufacturers we trust, with the same attention to fit, flashing, and hardware whether it’s a single entry door or a 20-foot moving glass wall.
Choose your door
The right door for every opening.
Seven door types, each with its own job — from curb appeal to indoor-outdoor living. We’ll help you pick the right one for each opening in your home.
Entry / Front Doors
The first impression. Secure, energy-efficient entry doors in styles from classic to contemporary.
Patio & Sliding Glass
Smooth-gliding sliding glass doors that bring in light and connect to the yard without taking floor space.
French Doors
Timeless hinged glass doors that swing wide for a classic indoor-outdoor connection.
Multi-Slide & Moving Glass Walls
Stack or pocket multiple panels to open an entire wall — the showpiece of indoor-outdoor living.
Pocket Doors
Glass or panel doors that slide completely into the wall — clean, space-saving, and modern.
Dutch Doors
A charming split door — open the top for air and light while the bottom stays closed.
Interior Doors
Doors that finish the inside of the home — panel, glass, barn, and bypass styles.
Type 01 · First impression
Entry & front doors.
Your front door sets the tone for the whole home — and it has to be secure and weather-tight too. We install entry doors in fiberglass, steel, and wood, in styles from classic to contemporary.
- Fiberglass, steel, and wood construction options
- Energy-efficient cores and weatherseals
- Multi-point locks and modern security hardware
- Sidelites, transoms, and custom glass available
Type 02 · Indoor-outdoor
Patio & sliding glass doors.
Sliding glass doors bring light and backyard access without swinging into the room. Smooth rollers, slim frames, and energy-efficient glass make them a SoCal staple.
- Smooth-gliding, easy-operating panels
- Energy-efficient Low-E glass packages
- Slim sightlines that maximize the view
- Secure multi-point locking options
Type 03 · Classic
French doors.
Hinged French doors swing wide for a timeless indoor-outdoor connection. In-swing or out-swing, single or double, with the divided-lite detail that suits the architecture.
- In-swing or out-swing configurations
- Single, double, and sidelite layouts
- True or simulated divided lites
- Weather-tight seals and secure hardware
Type 04 · The showpiece
Multi-slide & moving glass walls.
Open an entire wall to the outdoors. Multi-slide and pocketing glass walls stack or disappear into the wall, erasing the line between inside and out — the centerpiece of modern SoCal living.
- Stacking or fully pocketing configurations
- Spans up to full-wall widths
- Ultra-narrow sightlines and large glass
- Engineered sills and smooth operation
Type 05 · Space-saving
Pocket doors.
Pocket doors slide completely into the wall, freeing floor space and leaving a clean, modern reveal. Ideal where a swinging door would crowd the room.
- Disappears fully into the wall cavity
- Glass or solid panel options
- Quiet, soft-close hardware available
- Great for baths, offices, and tight layouts
Type 06 · Character
Dutch doors.
A Dutch door splits horizontally so you can open the top for light and air while the bottom stays shut — charming, practical, and a favorite for cottages and craftsman homes.
- Independently operating top and bottom
- Optional shelf and decorative hardware
- Weather-tight seal when fully closed
- Wood and clad construction options
Type 07 · Inside the home
Interior doors.
The doors that finish the inside of your home — panel, glass, barn, and bypass styles to match your trim, hardware, and design.
- Panel, glass, barn, and bypass styles
- Solid-core options for sound and feel
- Matches your trim and hardware finishes
- Smooth, quiet operation
Side by side
Choosing a glass patio door.
Sliding, French, multi-slide, or pocket? Here’s how the glass-door options compare before we come measure.
| Feature | Sliding | French | Multi-SlideBiggest impact | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| How it opens | Glides on a track | Swings on hinges | Stacks or pockets | Slides into wall |
| Max opening | One panel width | Door-pair width | Full wall | One panel width |
| Floor space used | None | Swing clearance | None | None |
| Indoor-outdoor feel | Good | Classic | Maximum | Good |
| Relative cost | $ – $$ | $$ | $$$ – $$$$ | $$ – $$$ |
| Best for | Everyday access | Traditional homes | Showpiece openings | Tight layouts |
Most homes mix types — a slider off the kitchen, French doors to the office, a multi-slide at the great room. We’ll recommend per opening at the in-home consultation.
FAQ
Common questions about residential doors.
Quick answers — anything we don’t cover, we’ll walk through at the free consultation.
Can you match new doors to my existing windows?
How big can a multi-slide or moving glass wall be?
Are your exterior doors energy efficient?
Do you install entry door hardware and locks?
How long does a door installation take?
Can you do interior doors too?
Do you handle permits and HOA approvals?
Free in-home estimate
Let’s find the right doors for your home.
Schedule a free on-site consultation — we’ll walk every opening, talk through door types and budget, and turn around a real written quote within a few days.