Storm Doors in Metro Detroit: Installers and Repair

When a Michigan winter sends drafts whistling past your front door, or a summer evening forces you to choose between fresh air and a house full of bugs, the right storm door solves both. Most people looking for storm doors find a showroom that sells them and a separate crew that hangs them. BH Door Solutions is both across Metro Detroit: we supply the storm door, fit it to the opening you actually have, and repair the one already on the house when that is the smarter call. It's a small upgrade that quietly pays you back every season.

Storm Doors and Storm Door Installers in One Call

Looking for storm doors and looking for storm door installers usually turns up two different kinds of business. A showroom sells you a door in a nominal size. An installer arrives expecting that door to fit. Around Metro Detroit it frequently does not: a storm door hangs off the brickmould of an entry that has moved through decades of freeze-thaw, and the opening is rarely square any more.

Because we handle both halves, that gap never lands on you. We measure the brickmould and the sill before a door is chosen, set the hinge side and the sweep to suit the opening, then square the frame so the closer holds and the latch catches on the first push. One crew owns the door and the opening together, so there is nothing to reconcile between two companies afterwards.

• One company acting as both the storm door supplier and the installer
• Brickmould, sill and swing measured before the door is chosen
• Full-view, high-view, ventilating and security storm doors from the same crew

Storm Door Installation Built for Michigan Weather

A quality storm door is the first line of defense between your home and everything Michigan throws at it: wind-driven rain, winter drafts, road salt, and blazing July sun. Our storm door installation adds an insulating buffer in front of your entry door, cutting energy loss in the cold months and letting fresh air flow in the warm ones.

We install full-view, high-view, and ventilating models in aluminum and steel, color-matched to your home. If your current door sags, won't latch, or has a torn screen and a worn-out closer, a storm door replacement restores the tight seal and the curb appeal in a single afternoon.

• Full-view glass, high-view, and ventilating storm door styles
• Aluminum and steel frames color-matched to your entry
• Storm door replacement for sagging, drafty, or damaged doors

Screen & Combination Doors

Screen door installation keeps the bugs out and the breeze in once Michigan finally warms up. Combination doors take it a step further with interchangeable glass and screen panels, so one door works all four seasons, glass in for winter insulation and screen in for summer airflow.

We set the panels, tune the pneumatic closer, and make sure every swap slides smoothly so you're never wrestling with a stuck insert on the first warm day of the year.

Retractable Screens That Disappear When You Don't Need Them

Prefer a screen that vanishes when it's not in use? Retractable screens roll neatly into a slim housing along the door frame, giving you unobstructed glass and clear views in winter, then pull across on demand for ventilation in summer.

They're a clean, low-profile upgrade for front entries and patio doors where a traditional swinging screen would just get in the way or take a beating from the wind.

Security Storm Doors for Peace of Mind

Security storm doors combine the weather protection of a standard storm door with a heavy-gauge steel or aluminum frame, tamper-resistant hinges, and a deadbolt-ready lock. They let you open your main door for light and air while staying locked and screened.

It's a smart upgrade for side and rear doors that face the alley or backyard, and for any entry where you want a visible, solid layer of added protection.

Storm Door Repair: Closers, Latches, Hinges and Screens

Not every storm door problem needs a new door. A closer that slams or won't hold, a latch that misses the strike, a hinge rail pulling away from the jamb, or a screen torn by a storm or a dog are all repairs, and usually quick ones. Our trucks carry closers, sweeps, screen spline, and common storm door hardware, so most storm door repairs are finished on the first visit.

We repair storm doors we installed and storm doors we didn't, in any brand. If the frame is bent, the corners have pulled apart, or the glass insert is beyond saving, we'll say so plainly and quote the replacement alongside the repair, so the choice stays yours. If you are weighing the two, our guide to storm door repair or replacement walks through the frame test we use on site.

• Pneumatic and hydraulic closer replacement and tension adjustment
• Latch, handle, and strike plate alignment so the door catches every time
• Hinge rail and screw repair on storm doors that have started to sag
• Screen replacement and re-splining, including pet-damaged screens
• Glass and screen insert swaps, plus fresh weatherstripping and sweeps
• Storm door rehanging after siding, painting, or entry door replacement

Our Storm Door Installation Process

Every storm door installation starts with a free, no-obligation estimate and precise measurements, so there's no guesswork and no surprise fees. We handle out-of-square and older frames that big-box installers don't want to touch.

On install day, our fully stocked truck means we remove your old door, mount and square the new frame, hang the door, fit the weatherstripping and sweep, and set the hardware in one visit. Before we leave, we test the swing, latch, and seal with you and haul the old door away.

What's included

• Precise measurement of your existing door opening and frame
• Removal and haul-away of your old storm or screen door
• New storm, screen, combination, or security door in your chosen style and color
• Interchangeable glass and screen inserts fitted and tested
• Weatherstripping and a tight door sweep to seal out drafts
• Pneumatic closer and safety chain adjusted for smooth, controlled closing
• Secure hardware install: handle, deadbolt-ready latch, and hinges
• Final cleanup and a walkthrough to check the swing, latch, and seal