door installation in natick, ma
Most Natick homes have three doors that do the hard work: the front entry, a side or mudroom door that the family actually uses every day, and a slider out to the deck or yard. When any of them sticks, leaks air or lets water in at the sill, you notice it every day. Plum ProExteriors replaces entry, storm and patio doors across Natick, from our office just up Route 9 in Wellesley.
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For most Natick homes, a fiberglass or steel entry door in a new insulated frame is the best mix of security, efficiency and low upkeep, and a modern sliding patio door with insulated glass fixes the cold spot most family rooms have. We check the sill and framing for rot, install a complete prehung unit and seal it properly. Most doors are installed in a single day, and every project is quoted after we see the opening.
what a new door costs
Door pricing depends on the style, the frame material and the glass. Answer four quick questions for a standard, premium and deluxe range. Every project is quoted after we measure the opening, and financing is available on every service we offer.
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doors we install in natick
Front entry doors
Fiberglass, steel and wood front doors, with sidelights, transoms and decorative glass. We match the style to the house, whether that is a six-panel door on a colonial or a clean modern door on an updated ranch.
Side and mudroom doors
The door you use most takes the most wear. Steel and fiberglass doors with good weatherstripping and a solid sill hold up to daily traffic, wet boots and slammed doors.
Sliding patio doors
Older sliders are often the coldest spot in the house, with worn rollers, failed seals and foggy glass. A new sliding door with insulated low-E glass and modern locks fixes all three. Our sliding glass door replacement guide explains what affects the price, and our sliding vs French door comparison helps you choose a style.
storm doors: when they help and when they hurt
A storm door protects an older wood entry door from weather and adds ventilation and an extra locked barrier, with full-view or retractable-screen styles. It is not always needed: a modern fiberglass or steel door under a porch roof usually does fine without one. On an entry that gets strong afternoon sun, a full-glass storm door can trap heat against the main door, which can warp parts, peel paint and even void the main door's warranty, so we choose a vented style or skip it.
what door installation costs in natick
Single entry door
Fiberglass, in a new insulated frame
- Standard
- $4,830
- Premium
- $5,445
- Deluxe
- $6,312
Entry with sidelights
One sidelight; two sidelights from $9,860
- Standard
- $6,280
- Premium
- $7,860
- Deluxe
- $8,820
Patio doors
Gliding from $8,860; French from $13,860
- Standard
- $8,860
- Premium
- $9,770
- Deluxe
- $10,950
Fiberglass, steel or wood?
Fiberglass resists dents, warping and rot, insulates well and can look like stained wood. Steel is strong and secure with an insulated core, a good value for side and back doors. Wood is the traditional look, with regular refinishing to keep it sealed. Fiberglass and steel offer the best insulation and durability for New England weather; our fiberglass vs steel door guide compares them side by side. The calculator above applies our prices to the door you have in mind.
Installed to Seal
We remove the old door and frame, inspect the sill and framing, repair any rot, flash the opening, then set the new door plumb and level and adjust the hardware and weatherstripping for an even seal. ProVia doors carry a lifetime manufacturer warranty plus three years of labor coverage from Plum ProExteriors.
Doors with Windows or a New Deck
Replacing doors and windows together keeps finishes and hardware consistent. If a new deck is planned, replacing the patio door first means the deck can be built to the new threshold height. See our Natick windows and Natick decks pages.
how plum proexteriors prices a door
We measure the opening, check the sill, framing and trim, and walk through door styles and finishes with you. You get a written quote that lists the door, the installation and any repairs. Most doors arrive in four to six weeks and are installed in a day. Financing is available. Our front door replacement cost guide explains each factor.
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The owner is on site for every project, and when the job is done he asks every client the same question on camera: what do you think? These are their answers, at their own homes.
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serving all of natick
We install doors in Natick Center, South Natick, East Natick, West Natick, North Natick and around Lake Cochituate, and in Wellesley, Framingham, Sherborn, Wayland and Dover.
frequently asked questions
How much does it cost to replace a front door in Natick?
Installed, a single fiberglass entry door runs from $4,830 to $6,312, with sidelights from $6,280, and patio doors from $8,860. Wood adds $1,600 and steel takes $400 off. Use the calculator on this page, then book a free estimate for an exact quote.
How long does it take to replace a sliding door?
Most sliding patio doors are replaced in a few hours to a day. Custom sizes need lead time to build, and a rotted sill or a size change can add time.
How long do sliding patio doors last?
A well-maintained sliding door typically lasts 20 to 30 years. Worn rollers, tracks and weatherstripping can be replaced along the way.
Can I replace just the sliding panel?
Sometimes, if the frame, sill and track are square and sound and the manufacturer still makes the panel. If the track is worn or the frame leaks, replace the whole unit.
Do I need a storm door?
Not always. A storm door helps protect a wood door or an exposed entry and adds ventilation. A modern fiberglass or steel door in a sheltered entry often does fine without one, and a full-glass storm door on a sunny entry can trap damaging heat.
Is a storm door the same as a screen door?
No. A screen door is only a screen for ventilation. A storm door has glass panels, often interchangeable or retractable with a screen, to block wind, rain and cold.
Can you replace just the door and keep the frame?
Sometimes, but a prehung door with a new frame seals much better. If your frame is solid and square, we will tell you during the estimate.
Do you install garage doors?
No. We install entry, side, storm and patio doors.
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