Washington D.C., Maryland, and Northern Virginia
Replacement Door Installation
You can only make a first impression once, and doors are often the first thing people see when they
Featured Product
ProVia Signet® Exterior Fiberglass Doors
Designed to mimic the rich look and texture of real wood, Signet® Fiberglass doors feature advanced embossing technology for an authentic wood grain appearance in finishes such as cherry, mahogany, oak, knotty alder, and fir.
With the most customization options of any ProVia entry door, you may choose from a variety of panel styles, glass inserts, stains, glazes, and paint colors to create a truly personalized entryway.
Both sides of the door can even be finished differently to suit your interior and exterior design preferences!
Operable Sidelite Option
ProVia’s vented sidelites open easily with a simple turn of a knob, letting fresh air flow into your home while a retractable screen keeps insects out. The screen glides smoothly and stays securely closed with a magnetic rail, offering excellent ventilation without compromising on comfort.
For added convenience, the mullion between the door and sidelite can be quickly removed, creating a wider opening that’s perfect for moving large furniture or appliances in and out of your home.
Hardware finishes include Bright Brass, Satin Nickel, Antique Brass, and Black. Available for all Signet® fiberglass doors with FrameSaver® frames!
Replacing Doors With Hodges
Express Your Motives
Whether you’re after a functional replacement or an aesthetic upgrade, our knowledgeable and experienced team will help guide you in the right direction.
Collab & Customize
Partnerships with industry-leading brands means a nearly limitless selection of styles, materials, finishes, and hardware to tailor to your home improvement goals.
Expert Installation
Transparency and integrity are Hodges hallmarks. We’ll keep you informed of product pricing, availability, and timelines, and leave your home better than when we arrived.
Replacement Door Types
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Frequently Asked Questions
What should I look for in an entry door?
There are numerous factors to consider when choosing an entry door — style (does it match my home's overall aesthetic?), security (how does it stand up to physical abuse?), performance (wind resistance, watertightness, thermal and acoustic insulation ability), maintenance (how quickly does it wear?), construction materials, and cost.
If looks are most important to you, you might choose a wooden or wrought iron door. If energy efficiency and ease of maintenance take precedence, a fiberglass door will make the most sense. If economy is your top consideration, you might spring for a composite, aluminum, or steel door.
Should I install a replacement door on my own?
Are interior doors and exterior doors interchangeable?
When would I need a storm door in addition to my entry door?
What is the difference between French doors and patio doors?
