Water Damage

The Beaver Creek area. From here it might look like the front door has substantial protection from the elements with the large arched brick porch. If you click on the photo it will enlarge & you may be able to better see what we’re talking about.

But you get up on some of these hills where the winds are compressed & sped up when forced up a hillside & the rain can turn horizontal.
Fortunately for our client here, the door and sidelights are Fiberglass.

But not so the jamb assembly.

The vast majority of door jamb assemblies are Hemlock unless you specify something else when ordering from the prehang shop.

Care will need to be taken to not damage the alarm-contact.

Technicians Phil McNair & Steve Hilt are on the job soon after our initial inspection, and Phil is shown here dry-fitting the new replacement jamb legs.

And then Phil pulls them back out, cleans them up a bit with an orbital sander before applying a coat of primer.

Steve goes about installing the first jamb-leg.

And the second leg that makes up the mull-post that sits between the sidelight and the door.

Just another of the many examples of the expertise we employ to repair doors every day.