
Increase the value of your property with a beautiful new door. From entry, patio, and storm doors, we offer a variety of custom options.
A door replacement done right means more than a new slab in the opening. It means the door closes tight, the weatherstrip seals on all four sides, the locks throw cleanly into a reinforced strike, and the trim looks like it was always meant to be there. That's the install we deliver — backed by a written, itemized quote before anything is ordered.
Sacramento is hard on doors. South- and west-facing entries can run far hotter than the outside air temperature in summer, and UV exposure quietly breaks down paint, stain, and weatherstripping years before a door looks bad. By the time most homeowners notice, the door has been failing for a while:
We install every category of exterior and interior door, with product recommendations based on what actually holds up in Sacramento's heat, sun exposure, and seasonal weather.
Fiberglass, steel, and solid wood entry doors from brands like Therma-Tru, installed with reinforced strike plates and graded deadbolts standard. Fiberglass is usually the best all-around choice for most Sacramento homes.
Old aluminum sliders are one of the biggest energy losers in a Sacramento home. We replace them with Anlin, Milgard, and Andersen sliders with dual-pane Low-E glass, smooth tandem rollers, and full-perimeter weatherstrip.
Two operable swinging panels in place of a slider — popular for dining rooms, primary suites, and home offices. Inswing or outswing, single or double, with center astragal and optional multi-point locks.
Storm doors that extend the life of your entry door, plus heavy-gauge steel security doors with reinforced strikes and 1"+ deadbolt throw for the most exposed entries.
Insulated steel or fiberglass units for side-yard, back, and garage-to-house doors. Fire-rated where the garage meets living space, with secure locking standard.
Swap hollow-core builder doors for solid-core. Doors feel substantial, latch with a real sound, and noticeably improve sound between rooms. Shaker, panel, barn, and pocket door options.
This is the most important decision in any door replacement, and it depends on the condition of your existing jamb, threshold, and rough opening. We assess all three during the in-home measurement and explain which option makes the most sense for your opening, budget, and long-term performance.
The existing jamb, threshold, and hinges stay. We hang a new pre-machined slab, swap the weatherstrip, and adjust the strike.
The entire pre-hung unit comes out. New unit goes in shimmed plumb, flashed properly, foam-sealed, and trimmed inside and out.
For most doors over 15 years old in Sacramento, full-frame is the right call — it's the only way to actually solve the air-leak and threshold issues most homeowners are trying to fix.
Most entry door replacements run $1,500 to $4,500 installed for quality fiberglass or steel units, and $4,500 to $9,000+ for premium fiberglass or solid wood entries with decorative glass. Patio slider replacements typically run $2,500 to $7,500 depending on size and brand. Interior solid-core doors run $400 to $900 per door installed. Every quote includes the door, hardware, labor, disposal, weatherstripping, and trim work.
Door replacement looks simple from the outside, but the quality of the install determines how the door performs years from now. Homeowners pick GVD for the details that matter:
A specialist measures each opening, inspects the jamb and threshold, and discusses your goals.
Clear pricing for the door, hardware, labor, disposal, and trim work before anything is ordered.
Stock doors typically arrive in 1–2 weeks; custom doors and patio sliders run 4–8 weeks.
Old door out, opening prepped, new unit set plumb and square, hardware and trim installed, site cleaned.
We open and close every door with you, demonstrate the hardware, and hand over keys and warranty paperwork.
A slab swap typically finishes in 3 to 5 hours. A full-frame entry door runs 5 to 8 hours. Patio slider replacements take 6 to 10 hours, longer if the opening size is being changed. Interior door replacements run about 1 to 2 hours each, so a whole-home interior door project of 10 doors typically wraps in 2 to 3 days.
Fiberglass is usually the best all-around choice for most Sacramento homes. It resists warping in summer heat, doesn't dent like steel, and doesn't need refinishing like wood. Steel is excellent for back, side, and garage-to-house doors where security matters most. Solid wood looks beautiful but really only makes sense under a deep covered porch.
It depends on the condition of your existing frame. If the jamb is plumb, the threshold is sound, and there's no rot, a slab swap is faster and cheaper. If the door is more than 15 years old or shows drafts, threshold damage, or out-of-square issues, full-frame is the correct choice — and the only way to actually solve air-leak problems.
A direct replacement that doesn't change the opening size typically doesn't require a permit. Projects that enlarge an opening, remove a wall section, or add a brand-new door do require permits. We pull them with the City of Sacramento, the County, or your local jurisdiction — that's part of our scope.
You get two layers of coverage. The manufacturer covers the door itself — Anlin, Milgard, Andersen, and Therma-Tru all offer strong warranty programs, with coverage varying by product line. On top of that, GVD covers our workmanship: if a hinge sags, a seal fails, or a door doesn't operate properly because of how it was installed, we come back and make it right.
Yes — and it's often the smartest time. Our crews handle window replacement, siding, kitchen, and bathroom remodeling. If your door project is part of a larger scope, we'll sequence everything on one schedule so trim, paint, and finish work flow together.







