Barn Door Installation

What This Service Involves

Barn doors have become a Northwest favorite for their blend of practicality and personality. We mount a properly anchored header board or reinforce the wall to carry the door's weight, then hang the slab on smooth-rolling track hardware rated for the load. Floor guides and soft-close options keep the door tracking straight and quiet. Whether you want reclaimed wood warmth or a sleek painted panel, we tailor the look to your room.

Benefits

Distinctive style statement in any room; Space savings compared to a swinging door; Sturdy mounting that supports heavy slabs safely; Optional soft-close for smooth, quiet motion

Our Process

1) Locate studs and add blocking or a backer board for solid anchoring; 2) Mount the track level and rated to the door's weight; 3) Hang the door, set the rollers, and install the floor guide; 4) Add a handle, stops, and any soft-close mechanism

What Affects the Cost

Door size, material, and weight; Track and roller hardware quality; Wall reinforcement or backer-board needs; Soft-close and privacy latch add-ons; Custom finishing or reclaimed materials

Best Time of Year

Barn door installs are indoor projects suited to any time of year.