Strong Foundations. Superior Results.
A new patio door that opens your living space to the backyard while keeping Northwest rain and cold outside.
Patio doors are a favorite Puget Sound upgrade, blending indoor comfort with easy access to decks and gardens. We install sliding and swinging patio units with multi-point locks, low-E insulated glass, and robust sill pans that manage the water our climate throws at large openings. Proper flashing and a sloped, sealed threshold keep moisture from creeping under the frame. The result is a bright, weather-tight transition you'll use all year.
Abundant natural light and indoor-outdoor flow; Insulated low-E glass that curbs heat loss and glare; Secure multi-point locking hardware; Water-managed sill and flashing built for wet climates
1) Assess the opening, header, and floor for a proper patio-door fit; 2) Install a sill pan and flash the rough opening against water intrusion; 3) Set and level the door, then anchor and insulate the frame; 4) Adjust rollers or hinges, seal the perimeter, and test locking
Door width and single versus multi-panel configuration; Glass package and frame material; Structural changes to the header or opening; Locking hardware and screen options; Sill-pan and flashing details for waterproofing
Drier late-spring to early-fall days are best for cutting into or enlarging an exterior wall, with weather protection available for off-season work.