Mobile Home Door Replacement in Southeast Michigan
Exterior entry doors, storm doors, and interior doors in manufactured-home sizes — supplied, installed, and weather-sealed.
Mobile home doors come in sizes site-built homes never use — commonly 32x76 or 34x76 — and hang in a thin-walled, out-of-square opening. Replacing one properly means squaring the frame first. In Southeast Michigan an exterior door runs $450–$1,100 installed; interior doors run $150–$400.
R & D Property Works LLC · Ira, MI · Licensed & insured · (586) 500-5181
What's included
- Manufactured-home-sized exterior entry doors
- Storm and screen door installation
- Interior door and closet door replacement
- Out-of-square opening correction
- Rotted jamb, threshold, and sill repair
- Deadbolt, lockset, and keyed-alike hardware
- Full weather-sealing and sweep replacement
- Trim and finish work inside and out
A door that sticks is usually a leveling problem
If your entry door binds, drags at the top corner, or swings open on its own, the home has almost certainly moved off level. Planing the door or shifting the strike plate is a band-aid — it will bind again next spring. We check the piers before we sell you a door, and tell you honestly if releveling is the actual fix.
Security and weather sealing in one job
Older manufactured entry doors are thin, often have a flimsy lockset, and seal poorly at the threshold. A modern insulated steel or fiberglass unit with a real deadbolt closes the security gap and the winter draft at the same time. For rentals and community-owned homes we key alike across units so managers carry one key.
Turn-ready for landlords and communities
Door damage is one of the most common items on a move-out punch list. We replace doors, hardware, and jambs as part of a lot turn, rekey everything, and get the home back on the market fast.
Mobile Home Door Replacement cost in Southeast Michigan (2026)
| Work | Typical range | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Lockset / deadbolt replacement | $100 – $250 | Per door, hardware included |
| Interior door replacement | $150 – $400 | Per door, prehung or slab |
| Storm / screen door install | $250 – $600 | Per opening |
| Exterior entry door | $450 – $1,100 | Manufactured-home sized, installed |
| Rotted jamb / threshold repair | $150 – $500 | Per opening |
| Sliding patio door | $900 – $2,200 | Unit and installation |
| Rekey a full lot turn | $80 – $200 | Per home, keyed alike |
2026 Southeast Michigan ranges including the door and installation. Manufactured door sizes are measured on site.
Mobile Home Door Replacement near you in Southeast Michigan
Based in Ira, Michigan (St. Clair County), we cover Macomb, St. Clair, Oakland, Wayne, Washtenaw, Livingston, Monroe, and Lapeer counties — all of Metro Detroit.
Mobile Home Door Replacement FAQ
How much does a mobile home door cost to replace?
An exterior entry door runs $450–$1,100 installed in Southeast Michigan. Interior doors run $150–$400 and storm doors run $250–$600.
What size doors do mobile homes use?
Most commonly 32x76 or 34x76 — shorter than the 80-inch doors used in site-built houses. We measure on site because openings drift out of square over time.
Why does my mobile home door stick?
Usually the home has settled off level, twisting the door frame. Planing the door is temporary; releveling the piers is the real fix, and we check that first.
Can you install a storm door too?
Yes, and we recommend it in Michigan. It protects the entry door and adds an insulating air gap in winter.
Do you rekey doors for rentals?
Yes. We rekey on every turn and can key a whole community alike so managers carry one key.
Can you replace a patio slider?
Yes — manufactured-home sliders run $900–$2,200 supplied and installed, including frame repair if the sill is soft.
Need mobile home door replacement in Southeast Michigan?
Send photos or a short description and we'll come back with a written quote — usually within one to two business days.