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Interior door installation and repair in Utah County

Interior doors only. We hang pre-hung units, swap slabs into existing jambs, fit casing, and adjust hardware so the door latches and the reveals read even. Garage doors and weather-exposed entry units are out of scope.

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Our work

In short

Wasatch Finish installs and repairs interior doors in Highland, Alpine, American Fork, Lehi, Draper, Sandy, and South Jordan, Utah. The work: pre-hung and slab interior doors, jamb fit, casing, and hardware. Garage doors and weather-exposed entry doors are referred to specialists. Electrical for smart locks is referred to a licensed electrician.

What’s included

  • Pre-hung interior door setting
  • Slab doors into existing jambs
  • Jamb shimming, plumb, and square
  • Casing and interior trim
  • Latch, hinge, and strike adjustment
  • Passage and privacy hardware
  • Paint-grade finish to match the room
  • Removal of the old interior door

This is interior door work: slabs, pre-hung units, hardware, and trim. We do not install garage doors or weather-exposed entry and patio units. Cutting a new opening in a load-bearing wall is referred to a licensed contractor. Hardwired or low-voltage lock wiring is referred to a licensed electrician.

Typical pricing

About $200–$600 / door

Driven by door type, casing, and finish.

An estimate, not a quote. Your real number follows an on-site visit and a written scope.

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The door has to sit in the opening

Even reveals, a latch that lands, and a swing that does not drag are the job. A unit leaned in the hole and foamed is not a hang.

Pre-hung or slab, chosen on purpose

A slab reuses a sound jamb and costs less. A pre-hung unit replaces a racked frame. We pick that on the walkthrough, not from a catalog photo.

Casing is part of the room

New doors that keep old broken casing still look unfinished. Trim profile, caulk, and paint are listed so the opening matches the hall.

Interior means interior

Garage doors and weather-exposed entries are different products and different licenses. We will not fold them into an interior-door quote.

Where the number comes from.

  • Slab vs. pre-hung: a slab door reuses the existing jamb (cheaper); a pre-hung swap means setting a new frame, shimming plumb, and re-casing
  • Door count and whether you're matching existing panel style, swing direction, and hinge/bore locations across the house
  • Rough-opening condition: out-of-square framing, racked jambs, or settled openings add shimming and reveal correction
  • Hardware grade and prep: passage vs. privacy vs. keyed locksets, plus any new bore/mortise work for handles and hinges
  • Casing and trim profile: matching existing millwork, mitered returns, and paint-grade vs. stain-grade finishing
  • Removal and disposal of old doors, plus any drywall touch-up around a re-cased opening

Licensed trades, one schedule

Some of this work needs its own license. We say which parts at the walkthrough and line those trades up:

  • Exterior entry doors and sliding/patio doors involving the building envelope, weather sealing, and flashing
  • Cutting a new door opening into a load-bearing or structural wall — referred to a licensed structural trade
  • Garage doors and their openers — referred to a garage-door specialist
  • Electrical or low-voltage work for smart locks, keypads, or hardwired hardware — referred to a licensed electrician
  • Egress-window or foundation-cut work tied to door openings — referred to the appropriate licensed trade

See your price before any work starts.

Free on-site estimate, then a written, line-item quote with a start date and a target finish date.

From the first message to the last touch-up.

  1. 01

    Measure the openings

    We check width, height, swing, hinge handedness, and whether the jamb is reusable. Out-of-square openings are noted before anyone orders a unit.

  2. 02

    Written per-door scope

    Each opening is slab or pre-hung, with hardware, casing, and paint called out. You approve that list before we pull doors.

  3. 03

    Hang and fit

    Old interior doors come out. New units are set plumb and square, hardware is fit, and the latch is tuned to the strike.

  4. 04

    Case and finish

    Casing goes on to the listed profile. Caulk and paint, when in scope, close the opening into the room.

  5. 05

    Swing every door

    We walk each opening with you: swing, latch, reveal, and paint. Leftovers go on a short punch list.

Timeline
A single interior door is often a few hours once the unit is on site. A set of bedrooms can be a day of hanging plus paint dry time if finish is included. Special-order slabs add wait time before the visit. Typical, not a dated promise.
Permits
Replacing an interior door in an existing opening is typically finish work and does not, by itself, need a building permit. Cutting a new opening, changing an egress path, or working on a weather-exposed entry is a different project and may need a permit and another contractor. Confirm the address with the city if the plan is more than a swap.

The standard we finish to

See the work
Finished bedroom — square-set drywall corners and a smooth level-5 wall, painted clean.Ceiling detail — recessed LEDs and cove channel framed and finished so the light reads seamless.Ceiling detail — recessed cans and accent lighting set into smooth-taped drywall.

Five-star reviews from homeowners.

Real Google reviews from people we have worked for, quoted as written, with our replies.

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Five-star reviews from homeowners on Google. Read them on Google

  • Brendon C.on Google, Sep 2026
    [He] does fantastic work and is exceptional in every aspect. He's conscientious, detail-oriented, and an excellent communicator.

    Wasatch Finish replied

    Thank you, Brendon. The owner will be glad to read this — he puts real effort into keeping people posted, so it's good to know that came through along with the workmanship.

  • Cathy C.on Google, Sep 2026
    Excellent work!!! Will be using him again.

    Wasatch Finish replied

    Thanks, Cathy — that's great to hear. We'd be glad to help again whenever you're ready.

  • Jane D.on Google, Sep 2026
    AWESOME experience! Definitely recommend

    Wasatch Finish replied

    Jane, that's good to hear. Thanks for taking the time to recommend us — we appreciate it.

  • Emma J.on Google, Sep 2026
    He did such a great job! Highly recommend!

    Wasatch Finish replied

    Glad you're happy with it, Emma, and thanks for the recommendation. Give us a shout if anything else comes up.

  • Dallin R.on Google, Aug 2026
    Wasatch Finish did an amazing job. Very clean professional work. Would highly recommend.
  • Tamara L.on Google, Aug 2026
    I had a great experience! He painted my walls and ceiling, and everything turned out beautifully.

    Interior Painting

    Wasatch Finish replied

    Thanks, Tamara — happy the walls and ceiling came out the way you wanted. Enjoy the fresh paint, and reach out anytime.

  • Douglas R.on Google, Aug 2026
    [He] helped us to make everything look so good!!!

    Wasatch Finish replied

    Douglas, thanks for this — the owner will be happy to hear it turned out so well for you.

  • Anastasiiaon Google, Aug 2026
    Perfect service!!

    Wasatch Finish replied

    Thank you, Anastasiia — glad it went smoothly. If another room ever needs work, you know where to find us.

  • Marina M.on Google, Aug 2026
    Nice work!👍🏻

    Wasatch Finish replied

    Thanks, Marina. We're glad you liked how it turned out, and we appreciate you taking a second to say so.

Door Installation & Repair, answered.

Do you install garage doors?

No. Garage doors and openers are referred to a garage-door specialist. Our door work is interior doors, jambs, casing, and hardware.

Do you install weather-exposed entry doors?

No. Weather-exposed entry and patio units sit in the building envelope and are referred to a licensed contractor who does that work. Interior doors are in scope.

How much does interior door installation cost?

Plan about $200–$600 per interior opening on our board, with 2026 Utah task lists near $245–$395 for a typical hang. Pre-hung versus slab, casing, and paint move the number. A per-door quote after measuring is the price.

Should I use a pre-hung door or a slab?

Use a slab when the existing jamb is sound and square. Use a pre-hung unit when the frame is racked or damaged. We choose that at the opening, not from a product page.

Can you fix a door that sticks or will not latch?

Yes, when the cause is hinge screws, strike alignment, paint buildup, or a slightly out-of-plumb interior jamb. A failed slab or a destroyed frame is a replace, not a tune.

Do you paint the new interior door?

Yes, when paint is on the per-door scope. A primed unit left raw will not match the room. Stain-grade work is listed separately.

Can you cut a new door opening in a wall?

Not if the wall is load-bearing, and not as a casual add-on. New openings that change bearing are referred to a licensed contractor. We hang doors in existing interior openings.

Do interior door swaps need a permit?

Usually no, when you are replacing a unit in an existing interior opening. A new opening or an egress change is a different question for the city.

Get your free estimate.

One visit, a written line-item quote and a target finish date. You know the price before any work starts.

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