596 reviews
Your entryway
This is what your entrance could look like
Real Arizona homes, photographed after the install. Not renderings.
Double entry, full arch
Single entry, forged scroll
Double entry, clean lines
Mid-century home, full glass
Single entry, eyebrow arch
Double entry with sidelights
Double entry, modern grid
Double entry, arched scroll
Single entry under an arch window
Double entry, dark bronze
Single entry, matte black
Sliding wall onto the patio
Every one of these started the same way — four questions about the entrance, then a call about what was in stock for it.
The part people actually worry about isn't the door
It's who turns up, what they leave behind, and whether the wall gets put back together. Read what our customers write about — it's never the ironwork.
“They left the job site cleaner than when they arrived. The workmanship, attention to detail and customer service is the best we have ever experienced.”
Mary Boyd-WilliamsGoogle review, July 2026
“Best contractor experience ever. The installation team showed up on time, worked very cleanly and was very respectful.”
Murray WhiteGoogle review, May 2026
“They were on time, very professional, efficient, and then thoroughly cleaned up. Luis took the time to go over the door features and care procedures.”
Dan SanchGoogle review, August 2026
Notice what all three are about: the install, the finish, the clean-up, the showing up. That happens because nobody is subcontracted — the reframe, stucco, drywall and paint crews are all ours. It is also the reason we can put a Limited Lifetime Warranty behind the door and the frame.
Timber door vs. iron
The honest comparison, including the part about the Arizona sun.
| Timber door | East Coast Iron Doors | |
|---|---|---|
| Upkeep | Stain and seal every few years | Household soap on a cloth |
| In the sun | Dries out, moves, changes shape | Painted, not powder-coated — a scratch is touched up, not stripped |
| Warranty | Varies by maker | Limited Lifetime on the structure, two years on the finish |
| Build | Varies by maker | 12-gauge steel, fully foam-insulated |
| Airflow | Open the door and let the bugs in | Operable glass with removable magnetic metal screens |
And here is the useful part: a standard timber door sits in a standard opening. Standard openings are exactly what we keep on the floor — which is how a replacement lands at 30–60 days instead of six months.
500 doors are already built. That's the whole reason 30 days is possible
Nothing here waits on a factory. If one of them fits your opening, it goes in next month.
Eighteen of more than fifty designs. Separately, we keep 500+ finished doors in standard sizes in Arizona — that is what makes 30–60 days possible.
Spread it over a year
A new entrance doesn't have to come out of one month.
0% interest
for 12 months
Financing runs through Momnt. Pre-qualifying takes a few minutes and doesn't commit you to anything — a specialist walks you through it if you want it.
Subject to credit approval. Minimum loan amounts apply. Full terms are provided by the lender before anything is signed.
Worth knowing your number first — the four questions give you the range before anyone talks money.
We build the doors we sell
Most iron doors in Arizona pass through somebody in the middle. Ours do not.
- No middleman markup. You pay the company that builds the door, not a reseller sitting on top of it.
- One company on the hook. The Limited Lifetime Warranty comes from the company that built the door and the crew that hangs it — nobody to pass you along to.
- 500+ doors already built. Because the floor is ours, a standard opening goes in within 30–60 days instead of six months.
Our showroom is in Old Bethpage. The doors come from the same factory and the same crews that have been doing this since 2016.
The questions we get asked
What happens after I answer the four questions?
You see your timeline and range on the screen straight away. Then one specialist calls once, checks your answers against what is actually on the floor, and tells you which doors could go in soonest. If nothing standard fits, they say so. One call — you are not put on a list.
Will it fit the opening I already have?
Yes. Every door is made to the exact dimensions of your opening — that's why the opening gets measured on site before anything is ordered.
Are iron doors heavy and hard to open?
No. They hang on heavy-duty barrel hinges built for the weight. Homeowners regularly tell us they swing easier than the timber door they replaced.
How long does the installation take?
The door is in and locking the same day. If the opening needs stucco, texture, drywall, paint or tile work afterwards, that finishing can run up to two weeks — but your home is never left open overnight.
What does the warranty cover?
A Limited Lifetime Warranty on the structure of the door and frame, and two years on the finish.
Will my entryway be a mess afterwards?
Our own crews do the reframing, stucco, drywall and paint — no subcontractors. Cleaning up behind ourselves is part of the job, and it's the thing customers mention most often in their reviews.
Why paint instead of powder coating?
Powder coat can't be repaired without pulling the door, stripping it and re-baking — and the baking would destroy the foam insulation inside. Ours are galvanized, dipped, primed and blasted, then given two coats of paint, bronze dusting and a clear coat. Damage can be touched up in place.
East Coast Iron Doors · in business since 2016
445 Winding Rd, Suite B, Old Bethpage, NY 11804
Serving Long Island and 30 miles around Old Bethpage
★ 4.9 across 596 Google reviews of our showrooms · BBB A+, accredited since 2020
Timelines shown reflect only the answers given on this page. The fit, the final
specification and the price are confirmed when the opening is measured.