We purchased interior doors from a Home Improvement Store because they told me they were easy to install. After attempting to install the first door we realized that none of our door frames are standard sizes. I called several companies and contractors for help, but everyone wanted to tear out my doors frames which would damage my new hardwood floor. We then found a handyman service which stated by phone that they could install them. The handyman service was going to charge me labor only of $200 per door, but upon inspecting my odd size door frames they declined to take the job. The Handyman Service Estimator stated that my door frames were too difficult for them to attempt and that we needed a digital measuring and fitting service. They then referred me to Interior Door & Closet Company. I found Interior Door & Closet Company in strange method but now we have fantastic doors. IDCC digitally cut the doors to fit our 40 yr. old home without any damage to the floor or frames. As an added bonus we saved about 40% compared to all the quotes I received during the frustrating process. We are very pleased with our new doors. I hope our experience can help others. \r
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Thanks a million.\r
Stella\r
Brentwood, CA.
Pros: Quick, No hassle, Affordable
Cons: Be Skeptical of Home Improvement Store Advice
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