- Document Entry and patio door installers
- For Window and door companies
- Country Canada
- Revised September 17, 2026
Websites for entry and patio door installers
For companies whose main work is front doors, sidelites and transoms, patio doors and storm doors.
Who your customers are and what they ask
A door buyer is choosing something they will see every day, so the decision is as much about looks as performance. They want to see styles, glass inserts, finishes and hardware before they talk to anyone. Many want to visit a showroom or see a sample before they commit.
The other question is disruption. A front door is the one opening a household can’t do without for a day, especially in winter. Buyers want to know how long the opening is exposed, whether the trim and threshold are replaced, and whether the door can be installed in cold weather.
The jobs your site has to sell
- Entry door replacement
- Steel or fibreglass slab and frame, often with new sidelites.
- Sidelites and transoms
- Added or replaced around an entry door, changing the rough opening.
- Patio doors
- Sliding or hinged patio doors, often replacing an old aluminum slider.
- Storm doors
- Added in front of an entry door, sold with or without a new door.
- Garden and side doors
- Smaller jobs that often come with a larger order.
What the website must show
| Item | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Door styles with finishes and inserts | Buyers shortlist by looks first. Each style page carries the options you can order. |
| Sidelite and transom options | Changing the opening changes the job. Showing the options early avoids a surprise at the measure. |
| Hardware photographed on real installs | Handlesets and smart locks sell the door. Photos from your jobs beat catalogue images. |
| Showroom hours and visit booking | If you have a showroom, booking a visit is often the real first step, not a quote. |
| Winter install explained | How you keep the house warm and secure on install day answers the main objection. |
| Service area | Door installs are local jobs. List where you go. |
A page structure that fits
A starting point. The final structure follows your content checklist and what you actually sell.
- P-01 Home Door type tabs, a showroom visit button, recent installs.
- P-02 Entry doors Styles, slab materials, glass inserts, sidelites and transoms.
- P-03 Patio doors Sliding and hinged options, sizes, screens.
- P-04 Storm doors Styles and what they add in front of an existing door.
- P-05 Hardware Handlesets, deadbolts and smart locks you install.
- P-06 Installing in winter Install day step by step, and what the homeowner needs to do.
- P-07 Visit or quote Showroom hours and the quote form.
Questions the quote form asks
The form collects what you need before the first call, and nothing more. Each question below is a tap or a short answer on a phone.
| Question | Answers |
|---|---|
| Which door? | Front entry, patio, storm, side or garden |
| Keep or change the opening? | Same size, add sidelites, not sure |
| Glass in the door? | None, small insert, full glass, not sure |
| How would you like to start? | Showroom visit, measure at home, pricing by email |
Name, email and phone come last, with a note saying what they are used for.
Things to get right on this kind of site
- Style pages grow stale when a supplier drops a line. Keep them tied to what you can still order, and use monthly edits to retire old styles.
- Security claims about locks and doors need to come from the product’s own documentation. The site repeats what the maker states, no more.
- If you are a service-area business that doesn’t receive customers, your Google profile should hide the address; the website can still list a showroom if you have one.
Google’s guidelines say a service-area business should keep one profile with a designated service area and hide its address if customers don’t visit it 1 .
A sample design for this kind of business
Entry and patio doors that close tight in January.
Steel and fibreglass entry doors, sidelites and patio doors, supplied and installed across the prairies.
Choose the slab
Steel or fibreglass, with or without glass inserts. Each style page lists the sizes and finishes we can order.
Add sidelites
One side, both sides or a transom above. We show the rough opening each option needs.
Pick hardware
Handlesets, deadbolts and smart locks, photographed on our own installs.
Installing in winter
How we swap a door in one day, keep the cold out while the opening is empty, and what we need from you before we arrive.
Questions from entry and patio door installers
Can customers book a showroom visit on the site?
The site can carry a booking button for visits if you use a calendar tool, or a visit request on the quote form. Either way, the page shows your showroom hours as you supply them.
I sell doors and some windows. Which page structure fits?
Lead with doors on the home page and add a windows section. The structure is built from your content checklist, so it follows what you actually sell.
Can the site show door finishes?
Yes, from photos and finish names you supply. Phone screens show finishes differently, so the page can suggest seeing a sample in person.
The same plan for every window and door business
Plan data
Managed website, window and door companies, Canada- Monthly fee
- CA$249/ month
- Setup fee, one-off
- CA$499
- Minimum term
- 12 months, then month to month
- Site live
- Within 14 days of receiving your content
- Content edits
- Up to 5 a month
- Hosting, SSL, updates
- Included
- Inquiry report
- Monthly
Prices in Canadian dollars, plus applicable taxes. One plan, no tiers.
There is no special price for entry and patio door installers. The plan is the same: the site built from your content, hosting, up to 5 edits a month and a monthly inquiry report. What changes is the page structure and the quote form, as set out above.
See everything the plan includes or the pricing page.
Other kinds of business
See the plan against your own business
On a short call we look at how you sell today, which products and areas your site should cover, and what you would need to send. There is no obligation, and nothing is signed on the call.
CA$249 a month plus a CA$499 setup fee, plus applicable taxes, 12-month minimum term.