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Flow Home ServicesHandyman and Remodeling · St. Petersburg, FL
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Door Installation in St. Petersburg, FL

Door Installation · St. Petersburg, FL

Interior, entry and closet doors fitted and trimmed

Door installation is one of the jobs homeowners call us for most. We hang interior doors, entry and back doors, closet and pantry doors, and barn-style sliding doors. A door that sticks, drags or will not latch is usually a jamb problem. We set the jamb plumb and square first, then hang the door, fit the hardware and run the casing.

Flow Home Services is a veteran-owned company based in St. Petersburg. Doors rarely come in alone, so most jobs arrive with a short list of other repairs. That is where a lot of our handyman work in St. Petersburg starts. Send photos of the door and the opening by text for a free estimate, or call (727) 404-7164.

What We Handle

  • Interior doors hung in new or existing jambs
  • Entry door replacement, plus back and side doors
  • Closet and pantry doors, including bifold and bypass sets
  • Barn-style sliding doors on a wall-mounted track
  • Gates built and hung, including sliding gates on a track
  • Knobs, levers, deadbolts, hinges and door stops
  • Casing, trim, thresholds and weather stripping fitted
  • Sticking, dragging or rubbing doors adjusted and rehung

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Interior Door Installation in Older St. Pete Homes

The 1920s bungalows in St. Petersburg went up before doors came in standard sizes. Openings can be narrower or shorter than what a store stocks. Decades of settling leave plenty of them out of square. We measure the opening at the top, middle and bottom before a door gets picked out.

Block ranch homes from the 1950s through the 1970s bring a different job. The jambs are usually fine, but the original hollow doors are thin and every sound carries. Swapping a run of them for solid core doors makes the bedrooms quieter.

A new door changes the trim around it. We cut and fit fresh casing, fill the nail holes and leave it ready for paint. When interior painting is part of the job, we paint the doors and trim too.

Entry Door Replacement and Back Doors

One of our Google reviews is from a homeowner whose new back door we put in. She wrote that the job came out amazing and that the work was professional and reliable. Back doors take the most abuse in a Florida house.

Entry door replacement starts at the frame. We check the threshold and the sill first. A door that never sealed right is often sitting on a sill that has dropped. The new unit gets shimmed, fastened, sealed and trimmed out inside.

Homes near the water in Shore Acres and Riviera Bay took storm water in 2024. A swollen exterior door is often still on the punch list there. If the door is one line on a longer rebuild list, we can lay new floors too.

Closet Doors, Barn Doors and Door Hardware

Closet and pantry doors are the ones people live with the longest before fixing them. Bifold doors jump the track and bypass doors rub. The hardware usually wears out before the door does. We reset the track, replace worn pivots and rollers, or hang a new set.

A barn-style sliding door frees up the wall that a swing door needs. That helps in a small bathroom or a laundry room. The track has to anchor into solid framing, and the wall above the opening has to be flat. Old anchor holes and patched spots get fixed first, and that part is drywall repair.

We also build and hang gates, including sliding gates on a track. Hardware is the part most people underestimate. A loose lever or a deadbolt that needs a shoulder usually means the strike plate never lined up. We set the hinges, bore for new hardware and adjust the strike so the latch catches on its own.

Sliding wood gate hung from a black top-mounted track with roller brackets beside a cedar privacy fence Close-up of a gate frame's pressure-treated brace and rail joined to cedar boards with a black steel bracket

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How We Work

How a Job With Flow Home Services Runs

From the first call or text to the final walk-through, here is how it goes.

1

Call or text

Reach us at (727) 404-7164 or fill out the form. Tell us what needs work and send photos if you have them.

2

We look at the job

We come out and look at the work, or we start from the photos you sent. We talk through materials and options.

3

A written estimate

You get the scope and the price in writing before anything starts. Estimates are free. Ask questions and we adjust the plan.

4

The work

We set a start date and do the work. Tile, drywall, paint, trim, doors and hardware all run through one company.

5

Walk-through and clean-up

We clean up the work area when the job wraps. Then we go through the finished work with you and handle anything left.

FAQ

Door Installation Questions, Answered

Common questions about door installation across St. Petersburg and Pinellas County. If yours is not here, call or text and ask.

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What does door installation cost?
The price comes down to the door, whether the jamb stays or goes, and what the trim needs after. A slab swapped into a good jamb is the small end of the range. A prehung entry door with new casing and hardware is the other end. Send photos by text and we will put a free estimate together.
How long does hanging a door take?
Most interior door swaps are quick work. An entry door takes longer, because the frame, the threshold and the trim all get fitted. We go over timing when we look at the job and price it.
Can you fix a door that sticks instead of replacing it?
Often, yes. Sticking and dragging usually trace back to loose hinges, a settled jamb or humidity swelling the door. Those get adjusted rather than replaced. We will tell you when the door is worth saving and when a new one makes more sense.
Do I buy the door or do you?
Either way works. Plenty of homeowners pick the door out themselves and we hang it. If you would rather not shop, tell us the look you want. We will point you to sizes and styles that fit the opening.
Can you replace a door in a condo?
Yes. We work in condos around St. Petersburg and out on the beaches. Buildings often set their own rules for a door that faces a shared walkway, so ask your association first. Interior doors, closet doors and hardware inside the unit are straightforward.
Do you hang doors as part of a remodel?
Yes. New doors go in near the end of a bathroom remodel, after the tile and before paint. The same order holds in a kitchen. Doors on their own are a normal job for us too.
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Why Choose Flow Home Services

Built for St. Petersburg Homes and Condos

Handyman work and full remodels

We take the repair list around the house and the full bathroom or kitchen remodel. One number covers the small jobs and the big ones.

Free estimates from photos

Text photos of the job to (727) 404-7164 and we can start the estimate from the pictures. Estimates are free, by photo or in person.

Disabled veteran-owned

Flow Home Services is a disabled veteran-owned company based in St. Petersburg. We work in houses and condos across Pinellas County.

5.0 on Google from six reviews

All six reviews on Google are five stars. Customers wrote about rooms painted for a real estate agent's clients. Another wrote about a new back door.

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Get In Touch With Flow Home Services

Tell us what needs work and send a few photos if you have them. You can also call or text (727) 404-7164 to set up a free estimate.

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