How Much Does a New Door Cost in Burke, VA?

Burke VA · 2026 Pricing · Fairfax County

How Much Does a New Door Cost in Burke, VA? Real 2026 DreamHome door pricing for Burke Centre, Lake Braddock, Cherry Run, Burke Station, and every Burke neighborhood. ProVia Signet fiberglass, ProVia Heritage steel, and sliding patio door replacements.

If you live in Burke and you have asked three contractors for an entry door replacement quote, you have probably seen prices swing from $2,800 to $7,500 for the exact same opening. That gap is brand grade, hardware tier, and whether sidelights or transoms are included. This page is the honest pricing reference DreamHome uses on actual 2026 Burke door jobs. The number on the page is the number on the contract.

Quick answer

The average cost of a new entry door in Burke, VA is $2,500–$4,500 for a ProVia Heritage steel entry door installed and $3,500–$6,500 for a ProVia Signet fiberglass entry door as of 2026. Entry doors with double sidelights run $5,500–$9,500. Sliding patio doors run $1,500–$3,200 for vinyl and $2,800–$4,800 for fiberglass. French double doors run $4,500–$8,500. Storm door additions run $600–$1,400. All pricing includes new threshold, weatherstripping, hardware, foam insulation, interior trim, and Fairfax County permit fees.

Burke VA Door Replacement Pricing by Material (2026)

Burke is dominated by 1970s and 1980s colonials, split-levels, and townhomes built around Burke Centre and Burke Lake. Most Burke doors we work on are in their second or third lifecycle, which means the pricing below reflects what we actually quote on real Burke homes in 2026.

Doors System
Burke Typical Cost
Install Time
ProVia Heritage steel entry doorStandard 36-inch entry, painted finish
$2,500–$4,500
Same day
ProVia Signet fiberglass entry doorWood-grain texture, ColorPlus finish, lifetime warranty
$3,500–$6,500
Same day
Entry door with double sidelightsProVia Signet center door + two sidelights + transom
$5,500–$9,500
1 day
Sliding patio door (vinyl)ProVia vinyl 6-foot sliding, Low-E glass
$1,500–$3,200
Same day
Sliding patio door (fiberglass)ProVia fiberglass 6-foot sliding, premium hardware
$2,800–$4,800
Same day
French double doors (entry or patio)ProVia Signet double-door, sidelights optional
$4,500–$8,500
1 day
Storm doorProVia full-view or self-storing storm door over existing entry
$600–$1,400
Same day

Burke permit fees through Fairfax County run $80 to $215 depending on scope. All DreamHome estimates include the permit pull, the Fairfax County inspection coordination, and the final sign-off paperwork. You do not coordinate the inspector. We do.

What Drives Doors Cost in Burke, VA

Two identical-looking Burke homes can quote $1,500 apart for legitimate reasons. Here is what actually moves the number.

Door Type and Brand

Steel entry is the value tier — durable, paintable, and lifetime warranty. Fiberglass (ProVia Signet) is the premium tier — wood-grain texture, ColorPlus baked finish, dent and impact resistance, and superior insulation. Fiberglass costs $1,000 to $2,500 more than steel on the same opening but holds finish 3 to 4 times longer in DMV weather.

Sidelights and Transoms

A center door alone runs the entry door price above. Adding a single sidelight adds $1,200 to $2,200. Double sidelights add $2,000 to $3,800. A transom over the door adds $700 to $1,400. Most Burke colonials with formal entryways have either sidelights or sidelights plus transom in the original spec.

Frame and Threshold Condition

Most Burke entry doors install with the existing frame intact (retrofit). If the existing frame is rotted, the threshold is failing, or the opening has settled, full-frame replacement adds $400 to $900. Burke homes built before 1985 with original wood frames sometimes need full-frame work.

Hardware Tier

Standard hardware is included with every ProVia door — Schlage Encode smart lock or Baldwin Estate equivalent runs $200 to $700 above the included hardware. Multipoint locking systems (premium security) add $400 to $900. Designer pull-handle hardware adds $300 to $1,200 depending on finish.

Glass and Privacy

Decorative glass inserts (caming patterns, frosted, beveled) add $300 to $1,200 over standard. Internal blinds inside the glass add $400 to $800 and are only available on certain ProVia models. Triple-pane glass upgrade adds $200 to $400.

Permits and Access

Fairfax County permit fees for door replacement run $80 to $215. Standard retrofit installs on Burke homes are straightforward. Structural changes (widening the opening, converting window to door) require additional permitting and engineering review.

Doors Cost by Burke Neighborhood

Burke’s housing stock is not uniform. A 1970 colonial does not cost the same to replace doors on as a 1990 townhome, even though the curb-appeal numbers look similar. Here is what we actually see on real Burke jobs by neighborhood.

Burke Centre

1976–1988 · Colonial
Typical door scope1–3 door openings
Front elevationColonial
Common buildColonial, contemporary, townhome
Typical price$2,500–$6,500

Burke Centre is a master-planned community with strict HOA color and material guidelines. We coordinate every Burke Centre submission as part of the estimate.

Lake Braddock

1968–1980 · Split-level
Typical door scope1–3 door openings
Front elevationSplit-level
Common buildSplit-level, colonial
Typical price$2,600–$6,600

Lake Braddock split-levels often have a low-slope section over the family room or garage that we quote separately as modified bitumen.

Cherry Run, Signal Hill

1972–1985 · Colonial
Typical door scope1–3 door openings
Front elevationColonial
Common buildColonial, two-story
Typical price$2,600–$6,700

Most Cherry Run colonials are on their second replacement and now ready for the third. Original 1/2-inch CDX decking typically needs partial replacement.

Burke Station, Bonnie Brae

1978–1992 · Colonial
Typical door scope1–3 door openings
Front elevationColonial
Common buildColonial, contemporary
Typical price$2,600–$6,800

Larger Burke colonials with multiple dormers and complex valley work push the install into day two. Owens Corning Duration with designer hip-and-ridge is the dominant spec.

Burke townhome communities

1975–1988 · Townhome
Typical door scope1–3 door openings
Front elevationTownhome
Common buildTownhome, end-unit
Typical price$2,300–$6,000

Burke townhomes typically re-roof in sequence by HOA scope. Interior units are simpler. End units have additional gable detail.

“An entry door is the first impression of a home and the most failure-prone seal on the entire exterior. Cheap installs leak air, leak water, and rot the threshold within five years. The right install includes proper foam insulation, exterior coil wrap, full weatherstripping, and a finished interior trim package. That is what makes a door look right and last 25 years. We build the system the right way the first time.”

Lenny Scarola, Founder, DreamHome RemodelingProVia Master Authorized Dealer · Founded 1999 · Locally owned

“Sliding patio doors are where most contractors cut corners. The cheaper quote skips the foam insulation around the frame, skips the proper exterior flashing, and uses a builder-grade vinyl that warps within ten years. A patio door is the largest single window in your home and the biggest energy loss in most DMV houses. Spend the extra $1,200 on the fiberglass upgrade. The lifecycle savings pay for themselves.”

Lenny Scarola, Founder, DreamHome RemodelingProVia Certified Installer · Owens Corning Platinum Advisory Board

Why DreamHome’s Burke Pricing Looks Different

Included at No Upcharge

The Burke price you see covers all of this:

  • Removal and disposal of existing door
  • ProVia door slab + frame (per quote spec)
  • Threshold and weatherstripping
  • Standard ProVia handleset and deadbolt
  • Foam insulation around frame
  • Exterior aluminum coil wrap on brickmold
  • New interior trim (painted)
  • Sealant and caulk at all transitions
  • Fairfax County permit and inspection coordination
  • Property protection and same-day cleanup
  • ProVia lifetime manufacturer warranty registration
  • DreamHome workmanship warranty

Fair Price Assurance

What you will not see on a DreamHome Burke estimate:

  • “Today only” closing discounts built into inflated base pricing
  • “Buy a door, get hardware free” promotions on inflated per-door pricing
  • Large 30 to 50 percent deposit demands
  • Headline pricing that excludes interior trim or exterior wrap
  • Builder-grade fiberglass disguised as premium ProVia
  • Foam insulation excluded then added later
  • Bait pricing that changes between quote and invoice
  • Pressure to sign before another contractor estimates

Take a week. Compare line by line. Same number, same scope, same warranty.

Burke doors cost questions

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a new entry door cost in Burke, VA in 2026?
The average cost of a new entry door in Burke, VA is $2,500–$4,500 for a ProVia Heritage steel entry door and $3,500–$6,500 for a ProVia Signet fiberglass entry door as of 2026. Entry doors with double sidelights run $5,500–$9,500. Sliding patio doors run $1,500–$3,200 for vinyl and $2,800–$4,800 for fiberglass. All pricing includes the threshold, weatherstripping, hardware, foam insulation, and Fairfax County permit.
Fiberglass vs. steel entry door for a Burke home, which is better?
Fiberglass (ProVia Signet) outperforms steel on insulation, finish life, dent resistance, and warranty. Steel (ProVia Heritage) is the value tier — durable, paintable, and lifetime warranty. For Burke homes with full sun exposure on the front elevation, fiberglass with ColorPlus finish holds color 3 to 4 times longer than painted steel. For shaded entryways, steel performs comparably at lower cost.
Do I need a permit to replace my entry door in Burke, VA?
Yes. Fairfax County requires a permit for door replacement in Burke. Permit fees range from $80 to $215. Every DreamHome Burke estimate includes the permit pull, the inspection coordination, and the final sign-off paperwork.
How long does it take to install a new door in a Burke home?
Most Burke entry door installs complete in a single day. Sliding patio doors install in a day. Doors with sidelights and transoms run 1 day. French doors run 1 day. Multiple-door projects (front entry, patio, side service door) install in 1 to 2 days.
What is the cheapest door option for a Burke home?
The lowest legitimate price point is a ProVia Heritage steel entry door in a standard 36-inch opening, starting around $2,500 installed. Below that price, you are almost certainly looking at non-name-brand steel with weaker frame construction, no foam insulation, and a contractor-only warranty. Sliding vinyl patio doors start around $1,500 installed.
Does DreamHome offer financing for Burke door replacement?
Yes. 0 percent and reduced-APR financing is available on every DreamHome Burke door project through our financing partners. Monthly payment options designed to fit Burke household budgets. See DreamHome financing for current promotional terms.
Can I add a smart lock to my new ProVia door?
Yes. Schlage Encode WiFi, August, Yale, and Kwikset smart locks are compatible with ProVia Heritage and Signet doors. Smart lock upgrades run $200 to $700 over the standard ProVia handleset. We install and program the lock as part of the install if requested at quote.
Does DreamHome offer a fixed written estimate for Burke doors?
Yes. Every DreamHome Burke door project is quoted as a fixed written estimate with itemized scope. Foam insulation, threshold, weatherstripping, interior trim, exterior wrap, hardware, and disposal are itemized. No “today only” pricing, no manager call, no large deposit demands. The number on the page is the number on the invoice.
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