Entry Doors in Tulsa, OK

Signs it’s time

• Drafts at the edges, or light showing under the door
• It sticks, drags or needs a shoulder to close
• Cracks, peeling finish, rust, dents or water damage
• A lock or deadbolt that’s hard to line up

Fiberglass or steel

Fiberglass resists moisture, won’t rot or rust, and can look like real wood with less upkeep. Steel is strong and secure, and many steel doors have an insulated core. Both hold up better to Oklahoma heat, cold and humidity than an old wood door that swells and shrinks with the seasons.

Glass and hardware

Decorative glass lets light into the entry, in different patterns and levels of privacy. For hardware, choose keyed locks or keyless entry, new deadbolts, and handles and finishes to match.

Why pre-hung

Most entry doors go in as a pre-hung unit: the door, frame, hinges and threshold together. That makes it easier to get the door square and sealed, so it closes evenly and doesn’t leak air.