
Storm door installs seem straightforward - until the frame isn't. That's exactly what we ran into on this job in Post Falls. The door frame was out of alignment, which means a standard install just wasn't going to cut it.
We stayed on-site and worked through the adjustments until everything lined up correctly. Open, close, latch - all smooth. No gaps, no binding, no leaving it "good enough" and calling it a day.
That's actually where a lot of installs go sideways. A door that's forced into an out-of-square frame will give you trouble for years - sticking in winter, drafts you can't figure out, hardware that wears down faster than it should. Getting the fit right from the start matters a lot more than most people realize.
The finished result is a clean, properly hung storm door that functions exactly the way it should. White finish, glass panel up top for light, solid hardware - and more importantly, a frame that was corrected before the door ever went in.
This is the kind of work we do every day across the Post Falls area. We don't wrap up a job until it's actually done right.