The Right Reno Installer To Upgrade Residential Interior Doors

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Builder-grade interior doors leave much to be desired. In homes built over the last 15 to 20 years here in Reno and Sparks, and even longer in some cases, interior doors are functional at best. But no one can argue that they add much in the way of architectural style. That’s why upgrading details like interior doors and trim have such an impact on a home’s aesthetic. If you’ve ever thought about upgrading your home’s interior doors—and the right installer here in Reno and Sparks for the job—here’s what to know.

Why Upgrade Interior Doors?

Beyond how they look, there are signs that your interior doors might need replacing simply to ensure they’re doing their job. Here’s what to look for:

You Just Installed New Flooring

The contrast between your dated, worn old doors and those beautiful new floors may be too much by itself, but pay attention to whether the gap under your doors has changed. This is pretty common if you swapped out carpeting for any sort of hard flooring, like hardwood, laminate or tile. That new gap doesn’t just look bad, it’s also affecting privacy in your rooms. New doors can be measured to address the gap created by your new flooring, which means enhanced privacy.

Your Old Doors Aren’t Particularly Functional

Many older homes are full of swing and pocket doors, and sometimes, there’s a better option for the space. If you constantly find yourself irritated by a pocket door that’s always stuck or a pocket door that doesn’t have the right clearance, you’re dealing with the wrong door style. Switching it out to something more appropriate for the space is a smart move.

Your Old Doors Are Really Worn Or Damaged

Repairing a damaged door can cost as much as replacing it entirely, which surprises a lot of people! Plus, fixing a worn old door robs you of the satisfaction of installing something fresh and new. If you have beautiful doors that just need a little TLC, refinishing could be an option. But for worn-out, builder-grade doors, upgrading is usually the better bang for the buck.

Your Old Doors Don’t Match Your Decor

Slowly upgrading your home’s interior? Don’t forget the doors! It’s a feature that’s often overlooked, but it has a huge impact on how a home looks. There are so many options for style, material, finish and more, so it’s possible to make your home’s interior doors a standout feature. Plus, you might be surprised at how effective it can be to upgrade doors.

Getting Started

Thinking about upgrading interior doors? The team here at Golden Eagle Builders is happy to answer your questions. As we turn the corner into cooler weather here in northern Nevada, this is an ideal project to really change your home’s appearance. Contact our team today, and let’s talk about upgrading your home’s interior doors.