Every installation starts with a scope
A straightforward interior replacement differs from a concealed frame, pivot entry or rated assembly. We review the system, number of openings, existing frames, floor clearance, hardware and access before confirming the work.
- Interior, concealed and sliding door systems
- Exterior and hurricane-impact door coordination
- Fire-rated openings specified for the project
- Single-opening renovations and multi-door packages
Licensing, insurance and project requirements
TrueFrames carries the necessary licenses and insurance for our interior and exterior door work. Let us know if the building or general contractor requires insurance documentation. Required permits and approvals are project-specific and form part of the scope review; they are not assumed to be included in every quote.
What changes the installation price?
Door type, dimensions and weight, quantity, removal work, opening preparation, trim, finish work, hardware and permitting can all change the scope. The free measurement visit helps separate what is included from what needs additional coordination.
Production and installation are separate milestones
Two-week production and delivery is available for made-to-order doors. We confirm the selected package and delivery date, then coordinate installation around site readiness, access and any required approvals.
A FEW USEFUL ANSWERS
Before you begin.
Is the on-site measurement free?
Yes. TrueFrames offers a free on-site measurement visit in our South Florida service area. Share your city and project details so we can arrange the visit.
How long do production and delivery take?
Two-week production and delivery is available for made-to-order doors. We confirm the selected system, specifications and delivery schedule with your quote. Installation scheduling and any project-specific approvals are discussed separately.
Is installation included in the door price?
Installation is quoted for your project. The door type, number of openings, existing conditions, work required and any permit or insurance requirements determine the installation scope and price.