A door is the one part of the house you physically operate every day, so the test is simple: does it close, latch and lock cleanly, seal against weather, and clear the floor? Most door problems are fit and operation problems, not slab problems.
That is why door replacement in Seattle starts with how the door has to work, not which slab to buy. Swing direction, handing, the lockset and hinges, the threshold and weatherstripping all have to be settled before anything is ordered. Get the swing wrong and the door fights the room; get the threshold wrong and it drags or leaks.
Interior doors are mostly about fit: a square opening, floor clearance and matching the casing. Exterior, patio and French doors add weather and weight, so the sill, flashing and a solid frame matter as much as the panel. Door installation on those openings is carpentry, not a drop-in.
We confirm size, swing, hardware and lead time before the old door comes out, so the opening is not left sitting open waiting on a part.


















