Custom steel entry doors.

Slim-profile hinged and pivot doors, designed around your opening and built to order.

Hinged + pivotSingle + doubleTransoms + sidelightsMade to order
Configurator-derived black steel entry with sidelights and an arched transom in a limestone home

The opening drives the door.

We resolve structure, glass, hardware, finish, and installation as one complete custom steel-door assembly.

  • Opening + operationSize, swing, pivot or hinge, sidelights, transoms, and arches establish the assembly.
  • Glass + hardwareInsulated or privacy glass, locks, pulls, access control, and divided-light patterns shape the work.
  • Finish + installationExposure, finish samples, retrofit protection, site access, and phasing belong in the quote.
8–12 weeksTypical fabrication after approval
Usually one dayMost local installations
See the process Materials & finishes
  1. MeasureVerify the opening.
  2. DrawApprove the details.
  3. ForgeBuild it in Dallas.
  4. InstallHang and adjust.

Entry door questions.

How long does a custom iron door take?
Most custom projects have an 8–12-week fabrication lead time after final design approval and confirmation of scope. Smaller projects may move faster, while unusually large or complex work may require additional time. Most local installations are completed in one day; larger packages can take a few days. We confirm the project schedule before fabrication begins.
Are steel doors energy-efficient in Texas?
Yes — we specify insulated low-E glazing and thermally-considered profiles so a steel-and-glass door performs in the DFW climate without sacrificing slim sightlines.
Can you match a specific style or a door I’ve seen?
We work from your elevations, a sketch, or a reference image and develop full shop drawings for sign-off before we forge anything.
Do you install, or just fabricate?
Both. Doors are forged and finished in our Dallas shop and installed by the D’Hierro crew — one accountable team from drawing to hinge.
Start a project

Bring us the opening.

Have plans, a photo, or an idea? We will help define the right scope.