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Entry Doors

Fiberglass and prehung exterior doors — set plumb, square, and weather-tight.

Your front door sets the tone for the whole home and takes the brunt of the weather every day. We install durable fiberglass entry doors and prehung exterior units that resist the dents, rot, and warping that plague wood and steel doors over time, and are built to perform. The difference is in the install: a door is only as good as its opening, so we shim it plumb and square, flash the sill and jambs, seal the perimeter, and adjust the hardware until it swings true and latches clean. The result is a door that seals out drafts and water and operates smoothly for years.

Why Entry Doors

What sets Entry Doors apart — and why we install it across Hampton Roads.

Durable fiberglass that won't rot or dent

Fiberglass entry doors resist the warping, rot, and denting that wood and steel doors suffer — a smart choice for the humid, coastal Hampton Roads climate.

Set plumb, square, and weather-tight

A door is only as good as its opening. We shim it true, flash the sill and jambs, and seal the perimeter so it doesn't leak air or water.

Smooth operation and secure latching

We adjust hinges, strike plates, and weatherstripping until the door swings true, latches cleanly, and seals tight — not just 'installed,' but dialed in.

Quality units, dependable availability

We install quality prehung and entry-door units with dependable availability — the right door for the opening, properly hung and sealed.

Options We Offer

The lines and configurations available within Entry Doors.

Fiberglass Entry Doors

Durable, low-maintenance front doors that resist rot, dents, and warping — available in smooth or wood-grain finishes.

Prehung Exterior Doors

Door, jamb, and weatherstripping as a single unit for a faster, better-sealed, properly squared install.

Best For

Homeowners replacing a tired or leaking front or exterior door, and builders who want durable, weather-tight entries on new construction.

Entry Doors

Entry doors from the brands we build around — fiberglass, steel, and solid wood, in every style from modern flush-glazed to craftsman and traditional. Here is the range we install, grouped by brand.

Andersen

Fiberglass and clad entry doors from the same line we build our window work around — matched finishes across the whole elevation.

An Andersen entry door on a home's front entry
A modern Andersen entry door set in a covered front entry
Andersen double entry doors anchoring a home's curb appeal
A traditional Andersen entry door on a residential front elevation
An Andersen entry door framed by sidelights in a finished entryway
An Andersen entry door on a home's front entrance

Pella

Fiberglass, steel, and wood entry doors in the Reserve and Lifestyle lines, with black and dark-bronze finishes.

A green craftsman-style Pella entry door on a home's front entry
A traditional Pella entry door set in a covered front entry
Pella traditional wood double entry doors anchoring a home's curb appeal
A farmhouse-style wood Pella entry door on a residential front elevation
A black Pella entry door framed by sidelights in a finished entryway
Pella manufacturer photo — an entry door replacement, after

Marvin

Swinging entry and French doors in Marvin's Signature and Elevate lines.

A farmhouse-style Marvin entry door on a home's front entry
Marvin double entry doors set in a covered front entry

ProVia

Signet and Legacy — heavy-gauge fiberglass and steel with deep woodgrain, decorative glass, and a wide stain range.

A warm-stained fiberglass ProVia entry door on a home's front entry
A warm-stained fiberglass ProVia entry door set in a covered front entry
A warm-stained fiberglass ProVia entry door anchoring a home's curb appeal
A wood ProVia entry door on a residential front elevation
A black steel ProVia entry door framed by sidelights in a finished entryway
A brown ProVia entry door with a glass lite on a home's front entrance

Therma-Tru

Fiberglass entry systems in Classic-Craft and Smooth-Star, including the full door-plus-frame system.

Therma-Tru manufacturer photo — a craftsman-style entry door replacement, before
Therma-Tru manufacturer photo — a traditional entry door replacement, before
Therma-Tru manufacturer photo — an entry door replacement, before
A Therma-Tru entry door on a residential front elevation
A Therma-Tru entry door framed by sidelights in a finished entryway
A Therma-Tru entry door on a home's front entrance

Masonite

Fiberglass exterior doors across modern, craftsman, and transitional panel styles.

A craftsman-style Masonite entry door on a home's front entry
A transitional Masonite entry door set in a covered front entry
A modern Masonite entry door anchoring a home's curb appeal
A modern Masonite entry door on a residential front elevation
A craftsman-style Masonite entry door framed by sidelights in a finished entryway
A modern Masonite entry door on a home's front entrance

Simpson

Solid wood exterior doors, including Accoya and UltraBlock for coastal exposure.

A Simpson entry door on a home's front entry
A Simpson entry door set in a covered front entry
A wood Simpson entry door anchoring a home's curb appeal
A wood Simpson entry door on a residential front elevation
A Simpson entry door framed by sidelights in a finished entryway
A Simpson entry door with a glass lite on a home's front entrance

Installed to Spec

A great product still fails when it's installed wrong — so we follow the manufacturer's specifications on every job.

Proper flashing, sealing, and detailing on every install — so what you buy actually performs and stays under warranty for the long haul.

Entry Doors in Virginia Beach & Hampton Roads

Where and how we install Entry Doors across the coast.

As a door installer working across all six Hampton Roads cities — Virginia Beach, Chesapeake, Suffolk, Norfolk, Hampton, and Newport News — we fit fiberglass entries to each site's coastal exposure. Near the Oceanfront and Sandbridge, homes can fall in the building code's wind-borne-debris region, where a door with glass or sidelites may need impact-rated glazing or approved opening protection, and every unit carries a design-pressure rating worth matching to the elevation. On these lots we set a proper sill pan, flash the jambs, and seal the threshold so salt air and driven rain stay out. Permitting runs through the City of Virginia Beach; verify current specifics locally.

We don’t just supply it — we install it.

Entry Doors is only as good as the crew that installs it. See how our windows & doors service delivers it weather-tight and built to last across Hampton Roads.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about Entry Doors.

Fiberglass resists the rot, warping, and denting that affect wood and steel doors — especially valuable in the humid, salt-air coastal climate here. It holds finishes well, insulates better than steel, and can be made to look like real wood grain. For most homes it's the best balance of durability, security, and appearance.

The opening. We set the door plumb and square, flash the sill and jambs so water is directed out rather than in, seal the perimeter, and adjust the weatherstripping and hardware. A quality door installed poorly will still leak air and water — the install is where long-term performance is won.

It depends on the door and where you live. Permits for exterior door work in Virginia Beach are issued by the city's Permits & Inspections Division under the Virginia Uniform Statewide Building Code, and a replacement generally has to meet current design-pressure and energy-code requirements. If your home sits in the coastal wind-borne-debris region near the Oceanfront or Sandbridge, a door with glass panels or sidelites may need impact-rated glazing or approved opening protection. We install to those requirements and flash the opening accordingly; confirm the current specifics for your address with the city.

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