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Interior door replacement
Interior doors are easy to ignore until several of them stick, rattle in the frame or look tired next to a room you have just redone. Replacing them — as pre-hung units or slabs in sound frames — is a quick upgrade in feel and sound control.
How it works
A pre-hung interior door comes hung in its own jamb with hinges mortised and the strike set; it drops into the rough opening and gets shimmed plumb. A slab replacement reuses the existing jamb and needs the hinges and strike mapped to it.
Where it fits well
- Rooms where the old hollow-core doors feel flimsy or transmit noise
- Adding a glazed or French interior door to borrow light into a hall or office
- Matching new door style and hardware after a renovation
What to weigh
- Solid-core doors feel better and block more sound than hollow-core, at more weight and cost
- Pre-hung installs squarer; slab-only is cheaper if the existing jambs are true
- Swing direction and hardware backset are confirmed per opening
Questions
Interior Doors — good to know
Solid-core or hollow-core interior doors?
Solid-core for bedrooms, bathrooms, offices and anywhere sound matters — they feel substantial and quiet a room noticeably. Hollow-core is fine for closets and low-traffic spaces where budget is the priority.
Do you install interior doors as part of a window project?
We can bundle interior door work with a window or exterior door project so it is one crew, one visit and one cleanup. Ask your estimator.
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