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Every photo here is one of our own jobs, photographed on site. Filter by trade, select a photo to enlarge it, and compare before-and-after pairs below.

Before & after

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New black-framed sliding patio door in the same light brick opening
Old dark sliding patio door with a shattered glass panel in a light brick wall

Sliding patio door

Worn slider swapped for a new black-framed patio door.

Solid white entry door with two narrow frosted glass sidelights on the same porch
Dated front entry at dusk with a cross-buck half-glass door and a multi-pane sidelight

Front entry

Dated half-lite door replaced with a solid door and two sidelights.

Weathered, water-stained wood French doors under dark wood siding
Before
New black French doors with the manufacturer label still on the glass, opening onto a wood deck
After

Rear French doors

Weathered wood doors replaced with a black French door unit.

Red brick colonial with old wood double doors with oval leaded glass and large hydrangeas
Before
The same brick colonial with new brown double doors with glass upper lites under a pediment
After

Colonial front door

Old double doors with oval leaded glass replaced with new double doors under a pediment.

Gutted room with an old sliding glass door onto a wood deck, bare concrete floor
Before, inside
Black-framed triple window unit set into brown brick above a wood deck, flanked by coach lights
After, outside

Sliding door to triple window

Replacing an outdated sliding door with energy-efficient windows can brighten a room and improve insulation.

Tudor-style rear bay during install: new tan French doors and sidelight with labels still on the glass
During install
Tudor-style rear bay with tan hinged French patio doors, transom windows and a glass sidelight
Finished

Patio door with transom

French doors, sidelight and transoms set into a Tudor-style rear bay.

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