Doors
DOOR INSTALLATION & REPLACEMENT • FAIRFAX, VA
Door Installation and Replacement in Fairfax, VA
Quick Answer: Door Service in Fairfax
RIBA Roofing & Exteriors installs, replaces, and repairs residential and commercial doors in Fairfax and Northern Virginia. Services include entry, patio, French, sliding, glass, and garage doors, plus hardware, closers, openers, and emergency board-up. RIBA lists Virginia Class A Contractor License #2705159205, states that the company is insured, and offers financing options that may be available to qualified applicants.
Choose a door for the opening and how you use it
A door should fit its opening, operate smoothly, and suit the security and access needs of the space. One thing we commonly find is that a sticking door may come from hinges, hardware, frame movement, or the opening itself—not only the door slab. RIBA can assess replacement, repair, glass, and hardware needs for homes and commercial properties.
Explore RIBA’s related window, siding, roofing, and exterior trim services, or see the Fairfax service area.
Entry and exterior doors
Review material, glazing, weather seals, threshold, lockset, and compatibility with the existing frame.
Patio, French, and sliding doors
Consider clear opening, panel movement, track condition, glass, and water management at the sill.
Garage doors and openers
RIBA lists installation and service for doors, panels, springs, locks, and openers. Confirm the specific model and scope.
Commercial and specialty hardware
Options include closers, hinges, pivots, exit devices, panic hardware, and glass service for storefronts and offices.
Repair or replace? Compare the scope
| Need | May be appropriate | Check before work |
|---|---|---|
| Hardware repair | Door slab and frame are serviceable. | Hinges, latch alignment, closer, lock, and safe operation. |
| Glass service | The door is sound but the glass is damaged or needs replacement. | Glass type, safety glazing, dimensions, and frame compatibility. |
| Door replacement | The unit is damaged, inefficient, or no longer fits the intended use. | Frame, threshold, flashing, trim, lockset, disposal, and finish work. |
Pro tip: Ask whether the estimate covers only the door slab or the complete prehung unit, frame, threshold, hardware, trim, and disposal. For commercial openings, clarify access-control and egress hardware requirements.
Warning signs to have checked
- A door will not latch, drags on the floor, or has a loose frame.
- Water staining or soft material around the jamb or sill.
- Cracked or broken glass, damaged locks, or failed weather seals.
- A garage door or spring is damaged or does not operate normally.
Keep clear of a door with a damaged spring or broken glass. A technician can assess the hazard and safe repair options.
How a door project works
- Review the opening, door use, and repair or replacement goals.
- Measure and compare door type, material, glass, hardware, and finish.
- Confirm a written scope for frame, threshold, flashing, trim, disposal, and schedule.
- Install or repair the unit and verify movement, latch, seals, and hardware.
- Review product care and warranty information that applies to the selected product.
Licensed, insured, and financing options
RIBA lists Virginia Class A Contractor License #2705159205 and states that it is insured. Ask for current license and insurance documentation. Financing options may be available to qualified applicants; the lender determines approval, rates, and terms. Read the agreement before accepting. Visit financing information or contact RIBA.
Door brands we work with
RIBA works with door brands such as Therma-Tru and ProVia, which offer a range of entry door styles, materials, glass, and finish options. We can help homeowners compare products and review the fit, frame, threshold, hardware, and installation details for their opening. Product availability, features, and warranty coverage vary by model.
Door service FAQs
Does RIBA install commercial doors?
Yes. RIBA lists both residential and commercial door services, including commercial hardware. Confirm the opening type and requirements during an estimate.
Can RIBA replace glass in an existing door?
RIBA lists glass replacement and service. The glass type and frame determine compatible options.
Does RIBA offer emergency board-up?
RIBA lists emergency board-up service for damaged or vandalized openings. Contact the company to discuss current availability.
Can I replace only the door hardware?
Often, yes, if the door and frame are in suitable condition and compatible with the new hardware. A site review can confirm fit.
Is RIBA licensed and insured?
RIBA lists Virginia Class A Contractor License #2705159205 and states that the company is insured. Ask for current documentation.
Is financing available?
Financing options may be available to qualified applicants. Approval and terms are set by the lender.
Plan your door project
RIBA serves Fairfax and Northern Virginia. Request a consultation to review the opening, hardware, and complete installation scope.
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