Front doors, priced in the open
This is the category where the numbers are most out of line with reality. Wrought iron entry doors sell in the United States for $2,600 to $5,000 installed, and considerably more from the brands that specialize in them. They are made in China, and the markup between the two is the largest in our range.
Steel and iron sit outside the tariff that hits everything else
Our windows are vinyl and our outdoor kitchens are stainless for the same reason this line is steel and iron. The United States antidumping order on aluminum extrusions from China carries an 86 percent China-wide rate, and it names door frames as covered merchandise. Iron and steel doors are outside that order entirely.
No aluminum exposure
Wrought iron and steel entry doors face Section 232 steel duties and Section 301 like any imported steel product, and nothing else. That is a materially lower and more predictable cost stack than aluminum framing.
Safety glazing is not optional
Any glass in or beside a door is a hazardous location under 16 CFR 1201. It must be tempered or laminated and permanently etched. Under CPSC rules the importer is legally the manufacturer, which means we issue the certificate and keep the records. We cannot contract that away and we would not want to.
Glazed doors get NFRC too
A door with significant glass is rated the same way a window is. We publish the U-factor on any glazed unit rather than leaving you to guess whether a beautiful iron door is also a hole in your wall.
Seven door families, installed
Wrought Iron, Single
Hand forged scrollwork, operable glass panels for ventilation, thermal break, powder coat over hot dip galvanize.
4 to 6 weeksWrought Iron, Double
Full double with arched transom. The door specialists sell this configuration between roughly $4,500 and $6,700.
5 to 7 weeksFiberglass Entry
Wood grain texture, polyurethane core, decorative insulated glass insert. Will not warp, rot or need refinishing.
In stock in OmahaFiberglass with Sidelights
Same door with a glazed sidelight each side. Sidelight glass is tempered and etched as code requires.
2 to 3 weeksInsulated Steel Entry
24 gauge skin over a polyurethane core. The practical choice for a side or back entrance.
In stock in OmahaFrench Doors
Double outswing or inswing, tempered insulated glass, multipoint lock. NFRC rated.
3 to 4 weeksSliding Patio Door
Vinyl frame, tempered insulated glass, tandem rollers. Same frame logic as our windows.
2 to 3 weeksPivot Door
Oversized slab on a floor mounted pivot hinge. Requires a structural opening review before order.
6 to 8 weeksAgainst the Omaha and national market
| Door | Market installed | Heartland Supply |
|---|---|---|
| Steel entry | $700 to $3,000 | $895 |
| Fiberglass entry | $700 to $3,800 | $1,145 |
| Wrought iron entry | $2,600 to $5,000, up to $12,000 | $2,395 |
| Double entry door | $1,000 to $9,100 | $3,890 |
| French doors | $550 to $5,600 | $2,290 |
| Patio slider | $700 to $6,200 | $1,690 |
| Labor alone, front door | $280 to $1,300 | Included |
Market ranges from published national installed-cost data. Ranges are wide because the same physical door carries very different prices depending on the channel it reaches you through. That is the entire point.
What is included
- The door, frame, weatherstripping, threshold and hardware
- Removal and disposal of the existing door and frame
- Insulation and sealing of the rough opening
- Interior and exterior trim to match
- Lockset and deadbolt installation and keying
- Safety glazing certification on every glazed unit
Not included: rot or structural repair found on tear-out, changes to the opening size, a new header, or storm doors. If we find rot we stop and give you the number before continuing.
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A picture and a rough width and height is enough for a written price.
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