Installation Procedures

Red Carpet Remodeling has set forth below a set of steps during the process to what our clients can thoughtfully anticipate. These phases will be followed closely in order to establish a level of expectation and superior performance for the homeowners and ourselves. Click on the items below for a detailed description.

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PHASE 1: PRE-INSTALLATION PROCEDURE

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You will receive a phone call from your Scheduling Manager, Michelle Rhoads, to set an appointment for a re-measure with Bryan Bombard, your Project Supervisor, to review every detail of your door project
This includes; precise measurements of existing trim, jamb and sill depth, what product/model number, clarify the exact specifications; styles, color, grids, glass package, screens, etc. He will fully understand your special instructions, needs, requests, and expectations

PHASE 2: PREPARATION

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Inspect new door to make sure it is not damaged and matches what is on the agreement
Prepare work area for demo and installation to protect your belongings
Drop clothes are placed inside your home and shoe covers are worn to assure cleanliness
Existing door and door accessories are loaded onto our truck and disposed of offsite
Existing trim, sill, brick mold, and door jamb are removed
Your technician checks levelness of opening to see if door will need to be built up or shimmed
Test for lead – pre-78’ homes - following the stringent guidelines of the EPA

PHASE 3: installation

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Clear opening for new product
Secure and set window CUSTOM-MADE DOOR SYSTEM for a square installation
Your technician will shim behind the hinges and fasten the door into the opening on the non-hinge side
Schlage hardware on new door adjusted and installed
Install catch plates on new jambs
Interior Caulk by DAP
Expandable Spray Foam by DAP
Exterior Caulk by DAP
Interior trim piece installed for aesthetic value between your door and existing flooring
Technician prepares and then wraps exterior coverage to finish your door system

PHASE 4: POST-INSTALLATION PROCEDURE

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All work related debris will be “broom clean” before your project is finished
Post inspection approval – you will be asked to inspect the work we have completed on your home. Our craftsmanship must be approved prior to your sign off of the completion certificate

installation certifications

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request an estimate

explore your options

Energy Star qualified door systems can be referred to as furniture on hinges and offer a vast selection of colors and options. Elegant design and beauty options will compliment either a traditional or contemporary style of home. When greeting you and your guests your new entryway, with precision engineered components, will deliver a platform that translates into an added style and distinction. Our access to a user-friendly software program through Provia will help you choose from an award winning selection of entranceway systems.

door options

standard

It can be flush or textured with detailing and customized with glass inserts, offering a wide variety of colors and designs.

french

Single door units or two door panels; that lock in the middle and swing in or out. You have to account for clearance on either side and the most common type is the double door with divided glass "sidelites."

sliding

Typically a single unit consisting of two panel sections; one stationary and one mobile to slide open. They are offered in 5’, 6’, and 8’ and are essentially a large glass window providing door access that provides fresh air and natural light.

material options

fiberglass

Low maintenance, resists denting and scratching, and does not deteriorate.

steel

Renowned for insulating qualities, constructed of heavy gauge galvanized steel filled with high density expanding foam.

wood

Should be repainted or refinished yearly and expensive, but has substantial weight and a luxurious look. Available in a variety of wood species including: oak, maple, cherry, pine, mahogany, alder and fir.