If it’s time to replace your doors, professional door contractors are essential to the project outcome. According to Global Market Insights, the global door and window market is worth about $153 billion. Professional door contractors offer a range of services to ensure that you get the high-quality door replacement that you deserve. You can do your part by ensuring your property is properly prepared for the door replacement.

1. Create a Clear Path

Removing anything in the way of the door contractor will make it easier for the project to be completed quickly. Remove any furnishings, plants, hanging decor, and other obstacles that the contractor will have to navigate around. A straight shot to the door without obstacles will ensure that that contractor can start working as soon as they arrive.

Additionally, removing things from the project site will protect both your goods and reduce the risk that the contractor will get hurt. Navigating around furniture and other items can be a safety hazard. Leaving your plants, furniture, and décor in the way will slow the project down. The contractor is not responsible if goods left in the way become damaged.

2. Keep Pets and Children Out of the Way

For safety reasons, pets and children should be kept out of the way of work. Any worksite is a hazard for children and pets. The contractor will use tools and equipment that children and pets can be hurt by. Of course, children and pets can be a great distraction to the contractor, slowing down the project.

Keep pets safely secured until the door has been replaced. You don’t want a pet to get out accidentally. Ask children to stay away from the workers and not to touch equipment to ensure they stay safe.

3. Leave Room In the Driveway

Our door contractors will have equipment and supplies that they will need to unload. Consider moving vehicles out of the driveway to ensure that the contractors can move the necessary equipment and supplies unencumbered. Doors can be very heavy, and making room in the driveway can make it easier for the contractor to access the supplies they need to complete the project.

Before the project date, ask the contractor what you can do to make the project easier for them. With a little prep work and collaboration, your project will come together beautifully. Call Professional Window & Door today to learn more.