Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a new door installation cost?
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The cost depends on the type of door, whether it's new construction or a replacement, and the condition of the existing opening. We provide estimates based on the specific project and can often give a rough idea from photos.
Can you replace just the door without replacing the frame?
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In some cases, yes. If the existing frame is in good condition and properly sized, a slab replacement may be an option. We'll inspect the opening and recommend the best approach.
Do you install customer-supplied doors?
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Yes. We can install doors purchased by the homeowner, builder, or property manager, or we can help source materials for the project. We strongly recommend having a door professional measure for your retrofit work, though.
How long does door installation take?
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Many installations can be completed in a single visit, though larger projects or custom doors may require additional time. We'll discuss timing before work begins.
What areas do you serve?
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We serve homeowners, builders, and property managers throughout Salt Lake County, Utah County, and surrounding areas.
What types of doors do you install?
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We install a variety of door types, including:
Entry Doors
Interior Doors
Pocket Doors
Storm Doors
Patio Doors
French Doors
Sliding Glass Doors
Garage Service Doors
Fire-Rated Doors
Do you offer door repair services?
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Yes. We can help with common issues such as doors that stick, rub, won't latch properly, have damaged weatherstripping, worn thresholds, or other operational concerns.
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What information should I send for an estimate?
Photos are extremely helpful. The fastest way to receive an estimate is to send:
Photos of the existing door or opening
Dimensions if available
A brief description of the work
Any product information you already have
What pocket door systems do you recommend?
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We often recommend quality systems from manufacturers such as Cavity Slider and ECLISSE. A well-built pocket door system can make a significant difference in long-term performance and operation.
Are you licensed and insured?
Yes. FTW Construction is licensed and insured in Utah.

