Pre-hung or slab
Identify the supplied product, opening dimensions, handing, swing, jamb and the condition of the existing frame.
Austin-area remodeling
Plan the door, existing opening, hardware and final trim together. We review interior, entry, closet, pre-hung and slab replacement scopes as defined installations or part of a connected interior renovation.

Define the complete installation
Identify the supplied product, opening dimensions, handing, swing, jamb and the condition of the existing frame.
Confirm hinges, lockset, handle, stops and the adjustments needed for normal swing, closing and clearances.
State whether removal, casing, thresholds, sealing, painting or staining are part of the agreed work.
Documented work

Completed work
A documented door installation and Rubio Monocoat finish case.
View the documented project →
Completed work
French-door work coordinated with a connected room and flooring update.
View the documented project →Before buying the door
Send photos of both sides, the existing frame, threshold and hardware. Share product information and whether the floor or trim is changing. A slab replacement can need hinge mortises, a lockset bore and careful fitting; it is a different scope from replacing a complete pre-hung unit.
Coordinate the surrounding trim →Before you begin
Both can be reviewed for the actual opening and selected product. Exterior door work also needs clear responsibilities for the threshold, sealing and affected finishes.
Only when listed in the proposal. Identify the product, selected finish and whether the door is supplied unfinished or prefinished.
Yes. Review the rooms, flooring, baseboards and paint together so the doors and final finishes follow a coordinated sequence.
Your next step
Share the rooms you want to change, your city or ZIP code and any timing that matters. Photos and an approximate budget help us start a useful conversation.