People replace windows because of drafts and then keep the original front door, which is often the leakiest opening in the house. An old door that has settled in its frame will let more cold air in than several windows put together.
If the frame is square and solid, sometimes only the door itself needs to change. More often, on a house where the door has been sticking for years, the frame has moved and the right fix is a pre-hung unit set into a rebuilt opening. We'll tell you which one you're looking at.
Rot at the bottom of an exterior door jamb is extremely common here, especially on doors without a storm door or an overhang. It's usually hidden behind the trim until someone pulls it off.
New exterior doors often need trim, threshold, and sometimes a little siding work around the opening. We handle that, so you aren't chasing a second contractor to close up the hole we made.
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