Our Projects

Drag the slider on each project to see the entrance we started with and the door we delivered. Every one was built to the home behind it, from a tired suburban facade to a restored estate arch.

Hillside Revival entrance, after
Hillside Revival entrance, beforeBefore
After

Hillside Revival

Montecito, CA · Traditional · Double

Canyon Modern entrance, after
Canyon Modern entrance, beforeBefore
After

Canyon Modern

Los Angeles, CA · Modern · Single

Olive Grove Estate entrance, after
Olive Grove Estate entrance, beforeBefore
After

Olive Grove Estate

Ojai, CA · Traditional · Single

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Coastal Courtyard

Santa Barbara, CA · Traditional · Double

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Desert Contemporary

Palm Springs, CA · Modern · Double

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Vineyard Manor

Paso Robles, CA · Traditional · Double

On the day

What a professional iron door installation looks like

A good installation starts before the door arrives. The rough opening is cleaned and checked for square, the subfloor is solid under the threshold, and the crew has two or three people, a pallet jack and the right sealant on hand. Because our doors ship pre-hung in their jamb, the set is faster and more accurate than building a frame on site.

The jamb is shimmed plumb and level behind the hinges and strike, the reveals are checked, then the perimeter is foamed and sealed and the hardware adjusted until the door swings and latches cleanly. Crate inspection at delivery, photographed before signing, keeps any freight claim simple.

For the full checklist, read working with your installer.

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