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Egress, entry and sliding doors
A door is the easiest exit there is. We install basement egress doors, front entry doors and sliding patio doors, and help you pick the style that fits your home.
30 years of industry experienceMHIC #41139Permits handled
When a door beats a window
- You want a private entrance for an in-law suite or basement apartment
- Older family members or kids would struggle to climb out a window well
- You want an easy way to move furniture, bikes or equipment in and out
- The yard slopes and part of the wall is already near grade
What we do
- Replace an old, swollen or undersized basement door with an insulated exterior door
- Add a door into an existing areaway or outside stairwell
- Fit hardware that opens from inside without a key
- Build a complete new stairwell and door: see basement walkouts
A basement door with a thumb-turn deadbolt also counts as the second means of escape on the Baltimore County rental inspection sheet.
Captain's tip
Kids or grandparents downstairs?
A door is easier to get out of than any ladder, and easier for firefighters to get in.
Door styles
Doors we install
Not sure which style fits? Tell us how you'll use the door and we'll help you choose.
Front entryway
Entry doors
- Single doors with sidelights
- Double doors
- French doors
Patio and basement
Sliding doors
Add a patio entrance, or a full-size exit from a bedroom or basement. A sliding door is the heart of most walkouts.