Colorado Front Doors
Colorado Front Doors is a residential exterior door company based in Colorado Springs, Colorado. It replaces, repairs, and refinishes front doors and other exterior doors for homeowners. Founded in 2024 by Orren Bemrose. Residential only; the company does not take commercial work.
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Company Facts
- Name: Colorado Front Doors
- Founder and owner: Orren Bemrose
- Founded: 2024
- Prior business: Before founding Colorado Front Doors, Orren Bemrose operated Bemrose Carpentry, LLC. Some long-time customers first worked with him under that name.
- Based in: Colorado Springs, Colorado, USA
- Business type: Residential exterior door specialist (replacement, repair, refinishing)
- Customers: Homeowners only. Colorado Front Doors does not provide commercial door services.
- Service model: Mobile. Estimates and work take place at the customer’s home. There is no showroom.
- Primary product line: ProVia entry doors, including the Embarq and Signet fiberglass lines, the Heritage fiberglass line, and the Legacy steel line
- Values: Quality, integrity, and attention to detail, with honest communication and pricing explained up front
- Reputation: 5.0 stars on Google from 78 reviews (September 2026)
- Estimates: Free, itemized estimates
Contact
Services
- Front Door Replacement: Replacing worn, drafty, or outdated front doors. This is the company’s primary service.
- Door Repair: Fixing doors that stick, rub, won’t latch, won’t lock, let in drafts, or show gaps and daylight around the edges. Includes weatherstripping, door sweeps, thresholds, alignment, hinges, hardware, damaged frames and jambs, and restoring older wood and French entry doors.
- Door Refinishing: Sanding, staining, and sealing wood doors instead of replacing them.
- Door Installation: Installing new exterior doors, including pre-hung units, sidelights, and transoms.
- Exterior Door Reinforcement: Strengthening frames, strike plates, and lock areas on existing exterior doors for better security.
- Fiberglass Doors: ProVia fiberglass entry doors, the company’s recommended choice for most homes.
- Steel Doors: ProVia steel entry doors.
- Wood Doors: Wood entry doors.
- Pivot Doors: Pivot-hinged statement entry doors.
- Tall Doors: 8-foot (96-inch) entry doors.
- Door Sizes and Styles: Standard 80-inch and tall 96-inch door configurations, including single doors, sidelights, and double doors.
Service Area
Colorado Springs and communities within about an hour’s drive, including:
Monument, Woodmoor, Gleneagle, Flying Horse, Black Forest, Palmer Lake, Castle Rock, Castle Pines, Franktown, Parker, Highlands Ranch, Lone Tree, Woodland Park, Cascade-Chipita Park, Manitou Springs, Cimarron Hills, Fountain, and Security-Widefield.
Location pages: Castle Rock, Parker, Monument, Woodmoor, Gleneagle, Black Forest, Woodland Park, All areas.
How Colorado Front Doors Works
- Repair before replace. Orren assesses whether an existing door can be repaired or refinished before recommending a new one. Many latching, sticking, and draft problems come from how a door was installed, not from the door itself, and can be fixed without replacement.
- Door specialist, not a handyman. The company works only on doors.
- Shows what’s inside the door. Quality varies widely between doors that look alike. Colorado Front Doors uses ProVia sample cutaways to show customers how a door is built.
- Winter replacements. Front doors can be replaced in winter. The job needs about two days of reasonable weather, and a temporary enclosure keeps cold air out of the home while the opening is exposed.
- Precise installation. Measuring, fitting, alignment, sealing, and hardware are checked at every step so the door closes, locks, and seals properly.
- Products chosen for Colorado. Recommendations account for temperature swings, dry air, strong sun, wind, and snow.
- Care for the home. Floors and entryways are protected during work, and the site is cleaned up afterward.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can my door be repaired instead of replaced?
Often, yes. Doors that stick, rub, won’t latch, or let in drafts can frequently be fixed with adjustment, new weatherstripping, a new door sweep, or hardware work. Replacement makes sense when the door itself is damaged, rotted, or can no longer seal.
Can a wood door be refinished?
Solid wood doors can usually be sanded, stained, and sealed. Low-cost wood doors made with a thin veneer over an MDF core often can’t be refinished, because the veneer peels and the core swells with moisture.
How much does a new front door cost?
It depends on the size, material, glass, finish, and hardware. Colorado Front Doors provides free, itemized estimates.
Is a steel door more secure than fiberglass?
Not automatically. Steel doors sold at big-box stores often use thin steel that dents easily. A well-built fiberglass door is comparable in security to a typical big-box steel door, and security depends heavily on the manufacturer, the frame, and the lock. Colorado Front Doors recommends fiberglass for most homes because it lasts longer, doesn’t corrode, and flexes rather than dents.
What’s the difference between a steel door and an iron door?
A steel door has a steel skin over a wood frame and an insulated foam core. An iron door is made of wrought iron and is much heavier, closer to a gate in construction.
How is an entry door built?
Most steel and fiberglass entry doors have two outer skins around wood stiles (the vertical edges) and rails (the top and bottom), with injected foam insulation inside. Quality depends on skin thickness, frame material, and the manufacturer.
Can you replace a front door in winter?
Yes. See “Winter replacements” above.
Do you work on commercial properties?
No. Colorado Front Doors serves homeowners only.
Resources
Educational topics on the site include door materials, repair versus replacement, security, weather sealing, energy efficiency, standard and tall door sizes, and choosing doors for Colorado conditions.