Commercial wood doors

Division 8 · Wood doors

Commercial wood doors

Style and strength for churches, universities and offices. Designed for beauty and durability, they make every opening — from grand entries to interiors — stand out.

The door people actually look at

A wood door is specified where the opening is part of the architecture — a sanctuary entry, a lecture hall, an executive corridor — and it still has to take a closer, a lockset and a decade of traffic. The species, the veneer match, the core and the fire rating are all decisions made before anything is ordered, and all of them show up on the door schedule.

We read the schedule, order the door machined to the hardware that ships with it, and repair the one that arrives damaged instead of restarting a five-week lead time.

What we supply

Architectural flush wood doors

Veneer and finish options for entries, corridors, classrooms and offices — specified to the architectural woodwork requirements on the job.

Fire-rated wood doors

Labelled wood doors where the opening is rated, coordinated with the frame and closing hardware.

Factory machining

Hardware prep, lite cutouts and undercuts done before the door reaches the site.

Cosmetic wood door repair

Gouges, holes, scratches and dings repaired in place of replacement — we are the only commercial door and hardware company in the region providing this service.

Repair before you replace

A wood door damaged in shipping, installation or daily use is expensive to replace and slow to reorder. We repair gouges, holes, scratches and dings so the door looks new — for contractors, building owners and manufacturers alike. It is like the damage never happened, at a fraction of the cost and lead time of a replacement.

Wood door questions

How long does a special-order wood door take?
Special orders typically run three to five weeks depending on the item and the time of year. Common stocked sizes go out in two to three days.
Can a damaged wood door be repaired instead of replaced?
Usually, yes. We repair gouges, holes, scratches and dings so the door looks new — for contractors, building owners and manufacturers. It saves the cost of the door and, more often, the weeks of lead time behind it.
Can wood doors be fire-rated?
Yes, with a labelled door, a labelled frame and closing hardware that carries the rating. See fire-rated door assemblies.
Is the hardware prep done at the factory?
Yes. Hardware prep, lite cutouts and undercuts are machined before the door reaches the site, from the same schedule the hardware is ordered against.

Damaged door on the punch list?

Send a photo and the door details — we will tell you whether it is a repair or a replacement.