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Our work, before and after
Jobs from our own files, photographed before the old door came off and after the new one went on.
Look past the door to the house: the windows, the trim, the color.See how each new door suits its house, then picture yours in the after.
Installed by National Door Carriage style out, frosted glass in.
A white carriage-style door came off this gray house with a stone base. A full-view door with frosted glass in a white frame went on, and the whole front looks lighter.
Installed by National Door Two plain doors grew some character.
Flat gray sectionals sat under gables with windows of their own. White carriage-style doors with a row of lights across the top now answer them.
Installed by National Door Glass to match the glass above.
This gray contemporary house had a wall of windows over two plain sectionals. Full-view doors with clear glass now line up with the rest of it.
Installed by National Door The garage finally matches the house.
Every other opening on this stucco house was dark-framed glass, except the two pale flush doors. Full-view doors with dark frames closed the gap.
Installed by National Door A brighter face under a steep gable.
A single raised-panel door on a brick-and-siding house became a white door with a row of lights across the top.
Installed by National Door Folded and off its track. Not any more.
This white steel sectional had folded and come off its track. A new white raised-panel steel sectional went in.
Picture your house in the after. Let’s talk about your door.