Let the Home Depot show you what it takes to install an exterior entry door and the tools and supplies you'll need for this popular do-it-yourself project. Go step-by-step through the process and pick up a few tips along the way for extending the life of your new exterior door. For more, or to get staretd on your own exterior installation process, watch this video DIY guide.
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1 Comment
Unfortunately I am looking to install an exterior door that fits into an exterior door unit. Someone kicked the door and it is only the door that is broke, I didn't want the expense of replacing the whole unit. This video indicates installing a pre-hung door, why is it so impossible to just buy a door and install it?
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