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Window & Door Installation, Replacement & Repair

Doors that stick, drag or won’t latch, drafty windows, rotted frames, or a full replacement. We install, replace and repair windows and doors for homes and businesses.

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Doors

  • Exterior entry door replacement
  • Interior door installation (pre-hung and slab)
  • Storm and screen doors
  • Sliding patio door repair and replacement
  • Rotted jamb, threshold and brick-mold repair
  • Sticking, sagging or dragging door fixes
  • Weatherstripping and door sweeps
  • Locksets, deadbolts, handles and hinges
  • Closet and bifold doors
  • Door casing and trim

Windows

  • Window replacement
  • Rotted sill and trim repair
  • Interior and exterior window trim
  • Caulking and sealing to stop drafts and leaks
  • Sash and hardware repairs where parts are available
  • Window screen replacement

Why doors and windows act up in Mississippi

Heat and humidity make wood swell and shrink through the year, and settling can shift a frame out of square. Often a door that rubs or won’t latch can be fixed with an adjustment, new hardware or shims instead of a full replacement. When rot or damage has set in, replacement is usually the better value. We’ll tell you which one you need.

Commercial doors

For offices, stores and restaurants we handle door hardware, closers, thresholds, interior doors and trim as part of our commercial refresh and facility maintenance work.

Recent project photos

Refinished dark-stained wood entry door with an arched leaded-glass panel, leaded-glass sidelights and a transom on a brick home
After Wood entry door with arched leaded glass, sidelights and transom, refinished and stained dark.
Wood entry door with an arched leaded-glass panel, sidelights and transom during refinish, before the final stain
Before stain Same door during refinish, before the final stain.
Close-up of the wood entry door with arched leaded glass and a leaded-glass sidelight during refinish
In progress Close-up during the refinish, before the final stain.
Gray metal door with a frosted glass panel and a keypad lock in a freshly painted white wall inside a pharmacy store
Finished Gray metal door with frosted glass and a keypad lock, set in a fresh white wall.
Store hallway ending at a new door with a frosted glass panel and a metal kick plate
Finished New door with a frosted glass panel and kick plate at the end of a store hallway.
New window opening in a pet store wall with drywall patching and primer, next to the check in and pick up door
In progress New window opening with drywall patching and primer, next to the check in | pick up door.

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Common Questions

Can you install a door or window I already bought?

Usually, yes. Send us the product details and photos of the opening so we can check the size and condition before the install.

Should I repair or replace my door?

It depends on the condition of the door and frame. Adjustments, new hardware or weatherstripping fix many problems. Rotted frames or damaged slabs usually call for replacement. We’ll look and explain the options.

Do you handle the trim and paint afterward?

Yes. We can install new casing and trim, and patch and paint around the new door or window so the job looks finished.

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