We fit the door to the opening you actually have, shim the frame plumb where the house has settled, and set the closers so the door neither slams nor hangs open.
What Is Included?
- Full-view and ventilating storm doors. Glass and screen inserts fitted, and the retainer set so panels swap without a fight in spring and fall.
- Security storm doors. Heavier gauge doors and their deadbolt hardware mounted into solid framing, not just the brickmould.
- Frames trued. Out-of-square openings shimmed and the mounting rails set plumb, which is the difference between a door that latches and one that never quite does.
- Closers and sweeps. Top and bottom closers tensioned for the door's weight and exposure, wind chain installed, and the sweep set to seal without dragging.
- Handle sets and locks. Handle, latch, and deadbolt installed and aligned so they engage smoothly for the person who uses this door twenty times a day.
When to Call
- A new storm door has been delivered and needs installing
- The old storm door no longer latches or drags the sill
- Wind keeps catching the door because the closer or chain has failed
- You want screen ventilation without opening the house
- The entry door weathers badly and needs the protection layer
What Affects the Cost of Storm Door Installation in Montgomery County?
Frame condition. A sound, square opening is a clean install. Settled framing or soft brickmould gets corrected first, and the quote says so in writing.
Door type. A standard aluminum full-view differs from a heavy security door with a deadbolt into reinforced framing.
Old door removal. Taking out an existing storm door and its legacy hardware holes is part of the job and part of the quote.
No dollar figures on a webpage can be honest about your specific job. What we promise instead: a clear written quote before any work begins, and no surprises after it does.