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The basics

What is exterior door replacement?

Replacing an exterior door means swapping out your existing front, back, or side door for a new one - including the frame, weatherstripping, and hardware. It's one of the most impactful single improvements you can make to your home's appearance, security, and energy efficiency.

Old doors warp, swell, and lose their seal over time - letting in drafts, moisture, and noise. A new door, properly installed, improves all three. And because it's one of the first things people see when they approach your home, a great front door makes an immediate impression.

Pick your style

Types of exterior doors

Steel door

The most popular choice - durable, secure, low-maintenance, and energy-efficient

Fiberglass door

Looks like wood but doesn't warp, rot, or require painting - excellent long-term value

Wood door

Classic beauty and warmth - requires more maintenance but unmatched aesthetics

French doors

Double doors with glass panels - popular for back entries and patios

Sliding glass door

Space-saving option for patio or deck access

Why homeowners love it

Key benefits

Dramatically improves curb appeal - one of the highest-ROI home improvements

Improves home security with modern locking systems and reinforced frames

Reduces drafts and energy loss - new doors are significantly better insulated

Eliminates sticking, swelling, and difficulty opening or closing

New weatherstripping keeps out moisture, pests, and noise

Steel and fiberglass doors require virtually no maintenance

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Top providers compared

ProviderBest forStarting priceStandout feature
Therma-TruFiberglass specialists$1,500Realistic wood grain finish
PellaPremium wood and fiberglass$2,000Excellent energy efficiency ratings
AndersenHigh-end entry systems$2,500Integrated smart lock options
JELD-WENWide range of styles$1,200Good value across all materials
Local door installerCompetitive pricing$800Flexible on brand and style

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How it works

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Tell us about your door

Share which door you're replacing, the material you want, and any specific features.

2

Get matched with installers

We connect you with a vetted local door installation specialists.

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Choose your installer

Review your quote, check the pro's reviews, and decide if they fit your budget.

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Helpful tools

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Cost Calculator

Estimate your door replacement cost by material and style

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Price by State

See average door replacement costs in your state

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Comparison Table

Compare door materials and installers side by side

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What to expect

The 9-step journey

  1. 01

    Identify which door needs replacing

    Front door, back door, side entry, or patio door - each has different considerations.

  2. 02

    Measure the opening

    Your installer will do a precise measurement, but knowing the rough size helps when getting quotes.

  3. 03

    Choose your material

    Steel for security and value; fiberglass for low maintenance; wood for aesthetics.

  4. 04

    Choose your style

    Panel design, glass inserts, sidelights, and color all affect the final look.

  5. 05

    Get a free quote

    Submit your project on QuackQuack and connect with local pros.

  6. 06

    Compare your options

    Review each quote for the door brand, hardware, installation, and warranty.

  7. 07

    Book your install

    Confirm your chosen installer and agree on a date.

  8. 08

    Installation day

    Most exterior door replacements take 2-4 hours.

  9. 09

    Enjoy your new door

    Walk up to your house and feel good about it.

Ballpark your budget

Cost calculator

Get a rough estimate of your exterior door replacement cost based on the door type and material you want.

Front entry(Dropdown)
Options: Front entry / Back door / Side entry / French doors / Sliding glass
Steel(Dropdown)
Options: Steel / Fiberglass / Wood
Solid panel(Dropdown)
Options: Solid panel / With glass inserts / With sidelights / Double doors
Standard(Dropdown)
Options: Standard / Upgraded / Smart lock
Good - keep existing frame(Dropdown)
Options: Good - keep existing frame / Needs replacement
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Know before you buy

Product guide

Insider know-how

Tips for choosing an exterior door

Prioritize energy efficiency

Look for ENERGY STAR-certified doors with a low U-factor - they'll reduce drafts and lower your energy bills.

Don't skimp on the hardware

A beautiful door with cheap hardware looks and feels wrong. Budget for quality locks and handles.

Consider a smart lock

Smart locks are increasingly affordable and add both security and convenience - many can be retrofitted to any door.

Ask about the frame

A new door in an old, rotting frame won't perform well. Ask your installer to assess the frame condition.

Get the color right

Many installers offer a range of factory-painted colors - choose one that complements your home's exterior.

Ask about weatherstripping

Quality weatherstripping is essential for energy efficiency and keeping out drafts. Ask what's included.

A new front door delivers 90%+ ROI. No other home improvement comes close.

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Real homeowners

What homeowners say

"Our old front door was drafty, difficult to close, and honestly embarrassing. QuackQuack found us a great installer who had a beautiful new fiberglass door in within a few hours. The difference in how the house looks - and feels - is remarkable."
Patricia M.
Boston, MA
"I got a quote through QuackQuack and chose the installer who took the time to explain the options properly. The new steel door with a smart lock is exactly what I wanted. Professional installation, great result."
John R.
Portland, OR
"We replaced both our front and back doors at the same time. The installer QuackQuack connected us with was efficient, tidy, and the doors look fantastic. Our energy bills have already gone down and the house feels so much more secure."
Nancy B.
Charlotte, NC

Exterior door replacement starts at $800 installed.

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Frequently asked questions

Quick gut check

Signs you need it

  • Your front door sticks, drags, or is difficult to open and close
  • You can feel a draft around the door frame even when it's closed
  • The door is visibly warped, cracked, or the paint is peeling badly
  • You're worried about security - the lock feels flimsy or the frame is soft
  • Your home's curb appeal is being let down by an ugly or outdated door
Be the smart shopper

What to ask your pro

  1. 1

    Are you recommending a pre-hung door or a slab - and why?

  2. 2

    What is the energy efficiency rating of the door you're quoting?

  3. 3

    Does the quote include new hardware and weatherstripping?

  4. 4

    Will you assess and replace the frame if needed?

  5. 5

    What warranty do you offer on the door and the installation?

Over 1,100 homeowners found a door installer through QuackQuack last month.

Disclaimer: QuackQuack is a matching service and does not provide installation services directly. Pricing varies by location, scope, and contractor.