The first thing anyone sees and the hardest-working door you own. West-facing front doors here take a beating, and most of them were never built for it.

An entry door in Arizona does a job it does not do anywhere else. It takes direct sun for hours, it swings through a sixty degree temperature range in a single day, and it is the primary way into your home. Material choice is not a style question here. It is a durability question.
Four materials, and they are genuinely different from one another. We will tell you which one belongs on your elevation.
The best all-around answer for Arizona. It does not warp, it does not rust, it holds an insulated core, and modern grain textures read convincingly as wood without wood's problems in the heat.
Steel for the strongest insulated core at the best price. Wrought iron for a statement entry with real ventilation behind the glass. Both need the right finish to survive direct sun.
Real wood is beautiful and it is high maintenance here. We will quote it honestly, tell you what the refinishing schedule actually looks like, and let you decide with your eyes open.
Tell us about your doors and we'll recommend the perfect match, free of charge and with zero pressure.
It can, with a covered entry, a quality finish, and a refinishing schedule you actually keep. On an exposed west-facing entry with no shade, we will usually steer you to fiberglass and explain exactly why.
Not anymore. Current fiberglass doors take a deep grain texture and a stain finish that most people cannot pick out from wood at arm's length. We will show you samples rather than argue about it.
It depends on the frame. If the existing jamb is square, solid, and properly flashed, a slab swap can work. More often on older Arizona homes the frame is the actual problem, and replacing the slab alone just moves the leak around.
It throws bolts at several points up the door instead of at one. That pulls the whole slab tight against the weatherstrip, so you get a better seal and a door that is meaningfully harder to kick in.
We pair top-rated, desert-tested products with installers who treat your home like their own. See which brand and glass package fits your home and budget, on the house.
Book My Free ConsultationSame crew, same warranty. Most entry projects end up touching at least one of these.

The same multi-point locking and the same fight against direct sun, but built to open a patio wall rather than a front entry.

A welded steel or iron barrier that mounts outside your entry. Real security, and airflow through the house when you want it.

Structural mesh you can see straight through. The protection of a steel door without the bars interrupting your view.
Our crews work across the Phoenix Valley and Southern Arizona — from historic homes to brand-new master-planned communities. Browse our service areas below, or call (480) 447-5602 for a free in-home estimate.