ProfessionalWeatherstripping Exterior Doors

Drafty exterior doors drive up energy bills and let in bugs, moisture, and outside noise. New weatherstripping and door sweeps form a tight seal all the way around the door frame, making a noticeable difference in comfort the same day we install it.

Also known as: weatherstripping, door weatherstripping, door seal replacement, door draft seal, exterior door sealing, door sweep installation, weatherstripping doors, weatherstriping

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What you get

What’s included

Remove old, worn, or compressed weatherstripping
Clean and dry the door frame and threshold area
Install foam, rubber, or V-strip weatherstripping on all four sides
Fit a new door sweep or threshold seal at the bottom
Test door operation and seal quality

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How it works

Strip & clean

We pull off the old weatherstripping and clean the frame so the new material adheres and seats properly.

Measure & install

We cut each section to length and install the right type of seal for each part of the door frame.

Test the seal

We close the door and check for light gaps, adjust the fit if needed, and verify smooth operation.

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Problems we fix

Visible daylight around a closed door
Bugs entering around the door edge
Cold drafts along the bottom of the door in winter
Weatherstripping that has flattened or crumbled with age
High energy bills from conditioned air escaping

Good to know

Weatherstripping Exterior Doors — FAQ

How long does new weatherstripping last?

Quality foam or rubber weatherstripping typically lasts three to five years. Door sweeps can last longer with normal use. We recommend checking annually for signs of compression or wear.

Does this also help with sound?

Yes — a tight door seal noticeably reduces outside noise like traffic, wind, and neighbors, in addition to the energy and bug benefits.

Can you weatherstrip a sliding glass door?

Yes. We replace the pile-strip seals on sliding glass doors and can add a door sweep to the track to block drafts at the bottom.

My door sticks a bit — is that okay to weatherstrip?

We'll address any minor adjustment needed before installing the seal so the door operates smoothly. If the door needs significant planing or frame work, we'll let you know first.

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