Doors, sealed tight.
Entry, patio sliding, French, storm and screen door installation across the Denver Metro area, fitted so the door closes right the first time and stays that way.
A door that seals, swings true and locks the first time. We measure the opening, walk you through the styles that fit the house, and put the price in writing before anything is ordered.
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- No obligation
How it works
- 01Tell Us What You NeedMinutesReach out and we call you right back, replacements, a repair, or new construction.
- 02Free Measure & QuoteFreeWe measure every opening and give you a clear, itemized price. No high-pressure showroom.
- 03Options That FitUpfrontStyles and efficiency laid out for your home and your budget, so you pick with confidence.
- 04Sealed & Finished CleanOn schedulePrecise installs, tight seals, old windows hauled off, and your home tighter and quieter.
A door that drags, won't latch, or lets daylight through the seam is doing the opposite of its job. Precise Windows LLC installs entry doors, patio sliding doors, French doors, and storm and screen doors for homes across the Denver Metro area, including Englewood, Denver, Littleton, Centennial, Lakewood, Aurora, Greenwood Village, Highlands Ranch, Wheat Ridge and Arvada. The goal on every install is the same: a tighter seal, a better-looking front or back of the house, and a door that closes right the first time it's used, not after a few adjustments.
Is your patio slider or entry door due for replacement?
If your door drags on its hinges, won't latch fully, or shows daylight around the edges when closed, the frame, hinges, or rollers have usually worn or shifted enough that adjustment alone won't hold for long. Patio sliders in particular carry a lot of weight on their rollers, and once those wear out the door drops and starts binding on the track. A door that won't lock is a security gap in the meantime, not just an inconvenience. We check the frame, hardware, and seal before deciding whether it's an adjustment or a new door.
Signs your door needs attention
Daylight visible around a closed door
Light or a draft around the edge of a closed door usually means the weatherstripping has compressed or the door has shifted slightly in its frame, so it's no longer making even contact all the way around.
A slider that binds, jumps the track, or drags
Rollers carry the full weight of a patio slider, and once they wear or break the door starts to sag and bind. It tends to get worse quickly once it starts, since the remaining rollers take on more stress.
A latch or deadbolt that won't catch
When the door and strike plate stop lining up, it's usually the frame settling or the hinges wearing down. Until it's fixed, that door isn't securing the house the way it should.
A door that swells, sticks, or drags in certain weather
Moisture swelling and a slightly settled frame both make a door harder to open and close, and it's common on older homes as the house shifts over the years.
What's usually behind it
Worn weatherstripping or a door out of alignment
Weatherstripping compresses over years of use, and once the door has also shifted slightly in the frame, the two problems compound each other.
Worn or broken rollers on a patio slider
Rollers wear out from years of the door's full weight riding on them every time it opens and closes, and a worn roller lets the whole door sag.
A settled frame or worn hinges on an entry door
As a house settles, the door frame can shift just enough to throw off the latch and the seal, even though the door itself is still sound.
A door that's simply reached the end of its service life
When the frame, hardware, and weatherstripping have all worn out together, a new door often makes more sense than another round of adjustments.
What to expect during the visit
We check where the gap or drag is coming from first, the hinges, the rollers, the strike plate, or the weatherstripping, and we secure the door in the meantime if it won't latch or lock properly. From there we either adjust and repair what's causing the problem or measure for a full replacement if the door and frame are past holding an adjustment. On new installs we measure the opening carefully so the finished door seals evenly on all sides. We test the lock and the operation several times before we consider the job done.
Related services you may need
Homes replacing an entry or patio door often have windows nearby that could use the same attention, so it's worth a look at Window Replacement or Window & Glass Repair while we're on site. If storm or hail damage is part of the reason, Storm & Hail Damage covers the documentation and insurance side of that.
The cost of waiting
A door that drags a little today usually drags more next season, since worn rollers and hinges keep wearing under the same weight and use. A gap that lets in a draft now also lets in water eventually, and water sitting at a door threshold works on the frame the same way it does at a window sill. A latch that barely catches now can stop catching at all, and that's a security problem, not just an annoyance.
How long does a door replacement take?
Most single-door installs, whether entry, patio slider, or French doors, are completed in a single visit once the door is on hand. The exact time depends on whether the frame needs repair work before the new door goes in.
What drives the cost of a new door up or down?
Door style and material, glass content, hardware, and whether the existing frame is sound or needs repair all affect cost. A straightforward swap into a good frame costs less than a job where the opening itself needs work.
Can a sticking door be fixed without replacing it?
Often, yes. Most sticking and dragging comes down to hinges, rollers, or weatherstripping that can be adjusted or replaced without a new door, and we'll always check that route first before recommending a full replacement.
If a door in your Denver Metro home is dragging, won't lock, or letting in daylight, give us a call and we'll take a look. We'll tell you straight whether it needs an adjustment or a new door.
Ready when you are.
A free estimate in writing, from a crew that actually shows up.
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“The quality of thir work is fantastic! I appreciate the attention to detail during the installation.”
“From start to finish, the service was outstanding. The installation was quick, and the crew was respectful.”
“Everyone involved in this project was a delight and I would recommend this company to anyone.”
“The quality of thir work is fantastic! I appreciate the attention to detail during the installation.”
“From start to finish, the service was outstanding. The installation was quick, and the crew was respectful.”
“Everyone involved in this project was a delight and I would recommend this company to anyone.”
“The quality of thir work is fantastic! I appreciate the attention to detail during the installation.”
“From start to finish, the service was outstanding. The installation was quick, and the crew was respectful.”
“Everyone involved in this project was a delight and I would recommend this company to anyone.”
“The quality of thir work is fantastic! I appreciate the attention to detail during the installation.”
“From start to finish, the service was outstanding. The installation was quick, and the crew was respectful.”
“Everyone involved in this project was a delight and I would recommend this company to anyone.”