Door Sweep Installation

Close the gap at the bottom of your door and stop cold air at the threshold.

Bright entryway with a white exterior door, doormat and staircase

The gap under an exterior door is one of the most common places for cold air to get in. A door sweep is the strip along the bottom of the door that closes that gap when the door is shut. Over time, sweeps wear down, tear or go missing altogether.

If there's a rolled-up towel at the bottom of your door right now, that's a sign you need a new sweep. We remove worn sweeps and install new ones that seal the bottom of your exterior doors, so you can put the towel away.

Signs

Signs you need door sweep installation

Daylight visible under a closed door
A draft along the floor near the door
A cold entryway
A rolled towel at the bottom of the door
A sweep that's torn, flattened or missing

What's included

Checking the gap at the bottom of your exterior doors
Removing worn or damaged sweeps
Installing new door sweeps
Checking the seal once installed

How it works

Three simple steps

1
Free inspection
About 15 minutes to find where cold air is getting in.
2
Clear estimate
A straightforward estimate before any work begins.
3
We seal it
Caulking, weatherstripping and door sweeps, backed by a 1-year warranty.

Why it matters

A sealed door bottom means a warmer entryway and floors that don't feel cold underfoot near the door. It's often one of the simplest fixes in the house, and one of the first you'll notice.

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