Phoenix door replacement directory

Compare licensed door contractors in Phoenix

Start with current Arizona license records and require a written scope for the slab, frame, threshold, flashing, hardware, finish work, and disposal.

Phoenix license records

A starting list for contractor research

Arizona ROC public record

3D Installations LLC

ROC license
335531
License class
CR 65 Glazing
Mailing city
Phoenix, Arizona

Arizona ROC public record

ICU Industries Inc

ROC license
327228
License class
CR 65 Glazing
Mailing city
Phoenix, Arizona

Arizona ROC public record

Envision Windows and Doors LLC

ROC license
340765
License class
CR 65 Glazing
Mailing city
Phoenix, Arizona

Source: Arizona Registrar of Contractors public Contractor Search. Records shown were active in the CR 65 Glazing classification when checked July 30, 2026. The city is the mailing city in the state record and does not define a service area.

Phoenix permit basics

Match the permit path to the scope

Phoenix permit guidance treats a change to the size or location of an exterior door differently from a simple repair. Structural changes, egress, safety glazing, and pool barrier conditions can also affect the approval path. Confirm the exact scope with Planning and Development.

Read official Phoenix guidance

Installed cost planning

Compare complete written scopes

  • Basic exterior door replacement$1,500 to $4,000
  • Entry system with frame and finish work$3,000 to $6,500
  • Sliding or wide patio door system$2,500 to $9,000

Planning ranges are not bids. Product, access, finish work, engineering, and opening condition affect final pricing.

Desert performance

Questions that belong in every proposal

Phoenix doors face intense sun, dust, wind, and large temperature swings. Compare threshold drainage, weather seals, frame material, finish rating, glass performance, hardware exposure, and the plan for stucco repair.

ProductIdentify the exact series, finish, glass, and hardware.
InstallationDescribe removal, preparation, fastening, sealing, and cleanup.
Finish workAssign responsibility for trim, paint, drywall, and stucco.
ApprovalState who confirms permits, association rules, and inspections.

Project request

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