Before & After
6000+ Homes With New Bruin Doors
Need a front door? We've helped more than 6,000 homeowners with door replacement.
Since 1981 delighting customers
Since 1981 delighting customers
One Day Door Installation
40+ Years of Expertise
Entry Doors
The entryway to your home is your introduction to anyone arriving at your steps. Select an entry door that complements your home and reflects the integrity of the people living inside.
Storm Doors
Add a layer of style and protection in front of your entry door with a storm door. These doors will provide your home with better ventilation and guard against the elements.
Patio Doors
Whether swinging out or sliding, patio doors are stylish add-ons and provide excellent ventilation. Give yourself an excuse to step outside more.
Replacement Doors
For every door we replace, we do not only change out the door itself but also
replace the entire doorframe. We finish with an interior/exterior custom cut trim of your choice.
How Does the Door Replacement Process Work?
Our Simple, Proven Process
01
In-Home Consultation
We begin by evaluating your current doors, discussing your goals, and helping you choose the right style, material, and features for your home.
02
Precise Measurements & Product Selection
Accurate measurements ensure a proper fit and long-term performance. We review available options for door styles, finishes, decorative glass, hardware, and insulation features.
03
Full Door & Frame Removal
Bruin Remodeling Group replaces the entire door system — not just the door slab itself. Removing the full frame helps address hidden damage, improves sealing performance, and creates a cleaner, longer-lasting installation.
04
Professional Installation & Sealing
Your new door is installed, leveled, insulated, and sealed to help reduce drafts, moisture intrusion, and operational problems caused by shifting or aging frames.
05
Final Adjustments & Cleanup
We test hinges, thresholds, handles, locks, and weatherstripping to ensure smooth operation and proper sealing before completing a full cleanup of the work area.
Typical Timeline: Most standard entry and patio door replacement projects can be completed in a single day.
How Do Door Energy Ratings Work?
Modern replacement doors are designed to improve insulation, reduce drafts, and help maintain more comfortable indoor temperatures throughout the year.
- U-Factor: Measures how well a door prevents heat transfer. Lower numbers indicate better insulation performance.
- Insulated Door Cores: Many fiberglass and steel doors contain insulated foam cores that help reduce energy loss.
- Weatherstripping: Creates a tighter seal around the edges of the door to help block outside air and moisture.
- Glass Performance: Doors with decorative or patio glass may include insulated glass designed to improve thermal performance and reduce heat transfer.
Why Energy Performance Matters in New England
In Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and New Hampshire, exterior doors experience constant exposure to freezing winters, humid summers, wind, and moisture. Older or poorly sealed doors can allow drafts, heat loss, and moisture intrusion that affect comfort and energy efficiency.
Modern replacement doors are designed with improved insulation, tighter seals, and stronger materials that help create a more comfortable home year-round.
Is Door Replacement Right for You?
Door replacement may be the right solution if your current doors are no longer providing reliable performance, insulation, or security.
Common Signs It May Be Time to Replace Your Doors
- Drafts or temperature changes near doors
- Difficulty opening, closing, or locking
- Warped, cracked, or rotting frames
- Water leaks or moisture damage around the door
- Rising heating and cooling costs
- Outdated appearance affecting curb appeal
- Excessive outside noise entering the home
- Worn weatherstripping or deteriorating thresholds
Benefits of Replacing Your Doors
- Improved energy efficiency
- Better security and locking performance
- Enhanced curb appeal and home value
- Reduced maintenance requirements
- Improved year-round comfort
- Stronger protection against weather exposure
Modern replacement doors are built with stronger materials, tighter seals, and improved insulation compared to many older doors commonly found in New England homes.
Repair vs. Replace: How to Decide
| Factor | Repair | Replace |
|---|---|---|
| Drafts | Replace weatherstripping | Improve overall insulation |
| Operation | Adjust hinges or hardware | Restore smooth performance |
| Damage | Minor cosmetic fixes | Best for rot or warping |
| Security | Replace locks | Upgrade entire system |
| Energy Efficiency | Small improvement | Significant improvement |
| Maintenance | Ongoing upkeep | Lower long-term maintenance |
| Cost | Lower upfront | Long-term value |
How Much Does Door Replacement Cost?
Door replacement costs vary depending on the size, material, style, and installation requirements of the project.
Factors That Affect Price
- Door material (fiberglass, steel, wood, or composite)
- Decorative glass or sidelites
- Door size and configuration
- Hardware and locking systems
- Structural repairs or frame replacement
- Custom sizing or specialty styles
Pricing: Based on your specific home and selections — always provided clearly and upfront.
Entry Doors vs. Patio Doors
- Entry Doors: Typically focus on security, insulation, and curb appeal.
- Patio Doors: Often include larger glass panels and sliding or hinged operating systems that may increase installation complexity.
Long-Term Value of Door Replacement
While replacement doors require a larger upfront investment than minor repairs, they can provide long-term benefits including:
- Reduced drafts and air leakage
- Improved comfort during New England winters and summers
- Lower maintenance requirements
- Improved appearance and curb appeal
- Better security and durability
A professionally installed replacement door can improve both the appearance and performance of your home for years to come.
Financing & Savings
- 20% off your entire project or
- No payments for 18 months
