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    We'll professionally measure your door opening(s). There will be a non-refundable deposit charged that will go toward your final installation cost.
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    We'll have an associate call you to discuss your door project. We can help with available door sizes and styles, custom door designs, and more.
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    Door Installation Process

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    Start with a measure appointment
    To begin your new door installation project, request an in-home measure with The Home Depot’s professional door installers using the form above. You can also use the form to let us know you'd like to speak with an associate about your door project.
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    Get professional measurements
    Our licensed, local installer will come to your home to measure the space for your door. The installer will check building codes, overhang and more to ensure the door will fit your space.
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    We'll help you choose the perfect door
    After measuring, we’ll help you select the best door product, style and design to fit your needs.
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    Enjoy full-service installation
    Once you’ve purchased your door, we’ll schedule your installation. Our professional installer will remove your old door and address damages (when possible, and additional charges may apply), install your new door, and talk you through how to care for it. The average time from purchase to installation completion is 4-10 weeks.
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    Our Door Installation Service
    How much does it cost to install a door?
    Prices vary depending on the door and hardware you choose as well as the geographical area where the interior or exterior installation will take place. For detailed information on project pricing, visit our door installation cost guide.
    What's included in Home Depot's Door Installation service?
    Our Exterior and Interior Door Installation service includes:

    • Your choice of door(s) or custom designed door(s)
    • Professional measurement of your door opening(s) to determine size and dimensions*
    • Delivery of your new door(s), within 30 miles of a Home Depot store
    • Installation/labor
    • Job site clean up
    • Free disposal of your existing door(s)

      *Non-refundable measure fee varies based on location. Measure fee is due at the time of scheduling and can be processed over the phone. Fee will be credited to your total installation cost. See "Why do I need to start my door installation project with a measure?" for details.
    Why do I need to start my door installation project with a measure?

    Door measurements need to be very precise to get the right fit, so we start here to help determine which door(s) will work for you. Once we receive your request for an in-home measure, we'll call you to schedule a time for one of our professional door installers to collect measurements.

    To schedule your measure, you’ll need to pay a non-refundable measure fee that varies based on location. The payment is due at the time of scheduling and can be processed over the phone. This fee will be credited to your total installation cost.

    What happens after my door is professionally measured?
    After we collect your door measurements, we'll work with you to select and order the door(s) that will meet your needs and fit your space. Once your door arrives, we'll schedule your install.
    How long does it take to install a door?
    The length of a door installation project varies, but typically our professional installers can complete the work within a day. If you’re having multiple doors replaced, the installation process could take longer.
    The average time from purchase to complete installation is 4-10 weeks for Home Depot's Exterior and Interior Door Installation service.
    This includes:

    • 2-7 business days to collect measurements
    • 1-2 weeks for door selection and/or design
    • less than 1 day to up to 4 weeks or more for door to arrive or be available. (In-stock doors are available immediately, while special orders can take 4 weeks or more to arrive from the manufacturer.)
    • Up to 2 weeks to get your installation scheduled after product arrives
    • 4 hours minimum on the day of installation depending on the number of doors and complexity of the install
    Do you dispose of old doors?
    Yes. We can take care of removing your old door and hauling it away, often at no extra charge. Our team also will clean up any work debris so you aren’t left with a mess after installation.
    Should I DIY or hire a pro for door install?
    Depending on the type of door you're looking to install, DIY can range from easy to difficult. You will also most likely require the assistance of another person.

    However, our licensed, local installer will come to your house to measure the space for your door, check building codes and help you select the best style and design to fit your needs. We will also remove your old door, install your new one and discuss how to care for it. Consider contacting our local door experts today.
    Choosing Your Door
    How do I know what type of door I need for my home?
    To find the door that's right for you, it’s helpful to have an idea of the style of door you want, such as Classic, Craftsman, Modern, Farmhouse, etc. Also, when your installer comes to measure, they’ll note job site conditions like overhang and direction of the sun and reference local building codes to recommend the right material. To get door recommendations based on material, size, and style, check out Home Depot's Door Finder.
    How do I know if I need my door replaced?

    An entry door or patio door will have a certain amount of wear and tear due to the weather and everyday use, but you’ll want to watch for cracked paint and evidence of mold or mildew. These are signs your door needs to be replaced. A door that is older than 20 years is likely due for an upgrade.

    You may need a new door if:

    • You are experiencing a draft when colder weather hits
    • You notice signs of normal wear and tear on interior doors
    • Structural damage appears
    • Opening and closing the door is difficult
    • The door is coming off the hinges and can’t be fixed

    A new door can have a big impact on your home’s style, whether you want to upgrade just one door or multiple doors throughout your home. We offer beautiful decorative iron doors, wood doors, security doors and more.

    Are your entry doors insulated?
    Yes, our entry doors are insulated. Exterior doors have to meet energy building codes, which vary by geography. Home Depot door installers also insulate around the door, filling in open spaces around the door frame with insulation and caulking around doors for a tight seal.

    Types of Doors We Install

    Screen Doors

    Screen Door Installation

    Belle Harbour Vinyl Screen Door

    Screen doors are designed to bring durability, convenience and versatility to your home. They deliver quality craftsmanship, reliable performance, and offer a product that's built to enhance your home for years to come, while adding curb appeal and functionality.

    Consider size, material, appearance and design style when looking for a screen door. The Home Depot offers both common & uncommon door sizes in many types of materials, such as aluminum, wood, vinyl and steel to name a few. Types of screen doors include hinged, retractable, sliding, magnetic, as well as common doors.

    Find the perfect screen door for your home. Get started today with a screen door installation by requesting an in-home measure from a professional Home Depot authorized provider!

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    Storm

    Storm Door Installation

    House exterior with open storm door

    Storm doors include some of the benefits of both screen doors and security doors. They add to your home's security while giving your front door a boost in curb appeal and functionality.

    There are lots of factors to consider when looking for a storm door: size, material, appearance, and view. The Home Depot carries storm doors in standard door sizes, but you can also choose custom options available from Andersen and EMCO. Our aluminum and plastic storm doors offer options like retractable screens, self-storing safety glass panels, full view and mid-view, kick panels, pet doors, tamper-proof hinges, and more. Storm doors have the added benefit of doubling as a security door, so consider whether you need a deadbolt lock or heavy-duty construction.

    Know that you can find the right color storm door to both match your home's decor, as well as reduce damage and visible effects from exposure to the elements. Whether your storm door installation is for a patio door, entry door, or another exterior door, The Home Depot can help you with a professional measure before your installation by a licensed and insured provider.

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    Patio

    Patio Door Installation

    White patio screen door in a green kitchen and dining room.

    Patio doors open your home to your garden, backyard, deck, or any outdoor relaxation space. Patio doors are usually made of glass and steel, aluminum, vinyl, or wood frames. The key to finding the right patio door is ensuring you have a clear view of your backyard while maintaining home security.

    Contemporary patio door options include French patio doors, sliding doors, fiberglass patio doors, and complementary screen doors. The Home Depot offers patio door choices with a range of features to meet your needs, including energy efficiency, exterior color, outswing, and natural light exposure. Have your patio door choice professionally installed from a Home Depot authorized installation provider for your peace of mind. Get started by requesting an in-home measure today!

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    Entry

    Entry Door Installation

    Wood front door with glass details on a white house.

    Replacing exterior doors, whether it's your front door, side door, or patio doors, is a great way to enhance curb appeal. You can also make a great first impression on any guest with an inviting, secure, and tasteful entry door. You'll find the perfect fit for your style in our wide selection of wood doors, French doors, double doors, and more. You'll need either a prehung door, which is already fitted to a frame, or a door from a slab of wood. Most people choose a pre-hung door. The material type and level of customization will determine the cost.

    It’s also especially important to consider which features you want to prioritize for an entry door. For example, consider energy efficiency for a back door or appearance and security for a front entry door. Are you interested in low-maintenance durability, or decorative glass? Screen door or storm door compatibility? Get started by requesting an in-home measure from a Home Depot technician.

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    Barn

    Barn Door Installation

    Interior wood barn door.

    Sliding barn doors are great for giving your home a rustic look while saving interior space, similar to a pocket door. Interior barn doors are hung from a track mounted on the wall above a door opening. Bottom tracks aren't necessary, but we recommend adding one to reduce swinging.

    You can choose from an array of interior door styles, materials, and patterns. Whether it's a 2-panel barn door with chevrons, or a knotty pine barn door with a Z-bar, you’ll find plenty of style options. For more modern home decor, frosted glass barn doors let you close off a room while letting light through.

    A barn door works best for a living room or dining room—larger, more open areas. But depending on your home, these sliding doors can be equally appropriate for a closet or laundry room door. You can talk to a door specialist at The Home Depot about your product options and schedule a professional in-home measure for door installation.

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    Bi-Fold

    Bi-Fold Door Installation

    White bi-fold closet door.

    Bi-fold doors have many advantages: they take up little space, they're low maintenance, and they allow more natural light into your home.

    Bi-folding doors are like accordion doors. Attached to runners for seamless operation, the panels of the door fold back on themselves as you open it. They're versatile and work well as interior doors, closet doors, room dividers, and more. With a wide selection of door sizes and custom options, a Home Depot pro can install bi-fold doors and door hardware for any entryway.

    You can choose your bi-fold door panels, material (wood, composite, glass, MDF, vinyl, hollow core or solid core), and style (louvered, frosted glass, solid wood) and opt for peace of mind with our door installation service. You can schedule an in-home measure with a Home Depot professional to ensure a precision fit bi-fold door installation.

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    Bi-Pass

    Bi-Pass Door Installation

    White bi-pass interior door with frosted glass.

    Bi-pass doors, or bypass closet doors, are simple sliding doors that roll from side to side along a top and bottom track.

    Bypass doors are convenient designs because they don't require any floor space to swing out, but can still hide your clothes and storage. We can help you identify the right sliding door hardware, bypass sliding door track, and style options for your space.

    Find the right door style from our selection of materials, finish type, and features. Whether it's a heavy-duty polished steel door, a frosted glass door, or a glass door with full-length mirrors, our high-quality door systems will ensure you can access all of the space in your closet in style. Discuss product and style options with a door specialist from The Home Depot and request your professional in-home measure for a precise, seamless installation.

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    Pocket

    Pocket Door Installation

    Pocket door open to full walk-in closet.

    The clever design of pocket doors lets you save space where swinging doors or hinged doors might not fit. When fully open, sliding pocket doors disappear into a wall frame, giving you full access to the entire room for furniture, decor, storage and more. Pocket doors are ideal for laundry rooms, closets, pantries, dining rooms, or anywhere that saving space is a priority. They're also sleek interior doors that can help close off rooms for noise reduction or privacy. Request an in-home measure today from The Home Depot to get your pocket door installation project started!

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    Security Door

    Security Door Installation

    Metal security door over red entry door

    Home security is always a homeowner's top priority. An easy way to enhance the safety of your entry doors is with a security screen door added to your front door, patio door, or other exterior door. They also double as storm doors (or fortified screen doors) to let in a breeze while keeping out uninvited guests.

    How do you choose the right security door? A heavy-duty material like aluminum, steel, or iron is key. You'll find security doors from reputable brands at The Home Depot, including Grisham, US Door and Fence, Masonite, and Unique Home Designs.

    Next, consider the door frame. Most security doors come in a prehung frame. Look for doors with a metal screen of thick gauge steel, which allow for a full view and ventilation. Schedule an in-home measure and ask your authorized measure technician to look at the backset size, so that you can be sure to choose the right deadbolt lock—the most important part of door security. You can also consider what type of door hinge matches your desired security level. For peace of mind, consult The Home Depot for the right security door option and installation service.

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    Swinging French

    Swinging French Door Installation

    White interior french doors.

    French doors are an attractive and versatile option that can be installed as both patio doors or interior doors in between rooms. You’ll want to plan your French door installation around the span of the door swing because they need the space to open. Installed as a pair, French doors usually swing out from the center. Inswing and outswing doors are the two main types of French door styles. Inswing doors open inward, while outswing open away from you.

    Hinged patio doors are similar, but only one door opens while the other side is fixed. If you're looking for a screen door for a French door, consider a retractable screen, which can be installed inside or outside of the swinging direction. Some French doors even have built-in blinds for added light control.

    Shop French doors from The Home Depot in fiberglass, galvanized steel, pine, or steel from top brands including Andersen, Masonite, and MP Doors. Many French doors have energy efficiency features for peace of mind when they're closed. Ask about door styles and installation in-store, or request your in-home measure now using the form above.

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    Traditional Slab

    Traditional Slab Door Installation

    White interior slab door in grey room.

    Panel doors, also known as slab doors, are the most traditional interior door choice. Slab doors have square or oblong panels and may contain two large panels, four small ones or another combination. Door slabs come without frames, hinges, hardware, or holes for door knobs. This makes them more affordable than pre-hung doors, which come with a frame.

    Slab doors can come with glass features as well, like clear glass, frosted glass, or other types. They work for most door styles, including closet doors, front doors or other exterior doors. One advantage of slab doors is they're available primed, unfinished, prefinished or stained, so you can match the slab door to your home decor.

    Browse The Home Depot's selection of interior door slabs to get your project started. Whether you need a hollow core, solid core, or solid wood slab from a reputable brand like Masonite, JELD-WEN, or Kimberly Bay, you'll find the right new door among our stock. Discuss custom slab door design and door installation with a Home Depot professional in-store, or request your in-home measure now using the form above!

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    Brian did a great job installing my storm door, explained the process

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    The day of the project, the team was great!!!!

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    My installers were great and did an awesome job. The sales person (Robert) at Home Depot needs more trading on job knowledge. We asked for peep holes in both doors he only put one. We asked did the project come with door hardware he said yes but didn?t put in in the order. My installer let me go to the store to buy hardware during the installation. I can?t find my receipt to see if we paid for doorware or not but we paid for doors and thought he put everything in the order. We were very pleased with the installers but customer service inside the store is a negative.

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    It took 3 months to get the doors. The installation was great! Professional, personable installers.

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    Door Installation

    A new, professionally installed door is a great enhancement to your home. At the beginning of the door installation process, one of our qualified installers will come to your home to take professional measurements of your door opening(s) so your new door(s) will fit just right.

    Perhaps an entry door replacement is right for you. Or how about an interior door replacement? We offer hundreds of entry door and interior door designs and styles made with high-quality materials, including fiberglass, steel, wood and composites. To learn more about your options and the price of having a door installed, visit our door installation cost guide.

    The Home Depot's professional installers are local, licensed and insured to make sure the job gets done right. The Home Depot has a screening process in place and performs background checks on all service providers before they go out on a job. We are with you every step of the way. All labor, doors and installation are 100% backed by The Home Depot.

    Interior Door Installation

    While you may be able to install new interior doors yourself, letting professional installers do the job offers convenience. Our teams can replace many interior door styles quickly and accurately.

    Closet doors, whether accordion, bi-fold or traditional slab doors with panels, are important for concealing storage and clutter, while mirror doors add additional functionality to your closet space. Swinging French doors are an elegant addition to any room in the house. Barn doors and other doors with sliding tracks can make a space feel more rustic and help section off hallways or large rooms. Our contractors can replace or install all of these types of interior doors.

    Entry Door Replacement

    One of the biggest contributors to curb appeal is the front door. A new entry door is a great final touch that helps guests feel welcome and can boost energy efficiency, but replacing your front door isn't always an easy project. If you don't install the new entry door correctly, you could actually hurt your home’s curb appeal and lose energy cost savings if the door isn't properly aligned and sealed.

    Already have a new entry door? Maybe it’s time to replace one of your home's other exterior doors. Patio doors can be a statement piece that leads to your outdoor retreat. Screen doors bring fresh air in while keeping pests out. Durable storm doors are specifically designed for severe weather and help protect your home's entry points from the elements. Once you decide on the color and style, our licensed and insured contractors will professionally install whichever door you choose.