Every install follows the same practical path: measure on site, build to fit, then secure it properly. These are the outcomes that matter most to Perth homeowners and property managers.
We come out with a tape and a level, check the reveal and the jamb condition, then build the door or screen to those exact numbers. No filler strips, no gaps that let a screwdriver in.
Crimsafe-style stainless mesh is tensioned into the frame so it stays rigid under force, but the weave is open enough for airflow. A secured patio still feels like a patio on a 35-degree day.
We work with steel frames in a range of powder-coated finishes, so a Federation-era front door or a sleek modern build both get a colour that belongs on the street, not a generic silver box.
A solid door is only as good as its lock. We fit deadbolts with anti-pick pins and reinforce strike plates, which is the difference between a deterrent and a real barrier.
We handle the compliance side so you don't have to chase approvals. The install meets local requirements, which matters for rental properties and strata-managed homes alike.
Property managers get a reliable trade that shows up, does the job in one visit, and leaves a secure tenancy without ongoing callbacks. That saves time between leases.
Three practical ways to secure your property, from a straightforward front door swap to a full mesh screen setup for patios and verandahs. Each option is measured on-site, fabricated to your opening, and installed by our own crew.
A solid steel door with powder-coated finish, built to replace a tired timber or hollow-core entry. We match the frame colour to your existing trim and fit a deadbolt with anti-pick pins. Good for character homes where the front door is the first thing people notice.
Crimsafe-style mesh screens that keep a back patio usable. The stainless steel weave stops forced entry but still lets the afternoon breeze through. We build these as single panels or multi-panel setups, depending on the opening width and how you use the space.
A coordinated upgrade for property managers who need consistent results across multiple tenancies. We assess the entry points, replace weak locks, and fit security screens on accessible windows and doors. One crew, one invoice, and a clear report for the owner.
Not sure which option fits your place? Send through your measurements and we will come out for a quote. For a closer look at how we handle the full process from measuring to installation, check the step-by-step breakdown.
Every install follows the same route, whether it's a single front door or a full set of screens for a rental property. No surprises, no guesswork, and a clear point where you sign off before we order anything.
Start by emailing the rough opening sizes and a few shots of the existing door or frame. Include whether it's a brick, timber, or steel reveal. That's enough for us to tell you which options fit and roughly what the job involves.
We come out to confirm the exact dimensions and check the wall condition, hinge side, and any council requirements for your suburb. You get a fixed quote covering the frame, mesh grade, powder-coat colour, and lock upgrade if needed.
Your door or screen is cut and welded to the measured opening, not pulled from a standard size list. We tension the crimsafe-style mesh into the frame, apply the powder-coated finish, and fit the hinges and lock hardware before it leaves the shop.
We remove the old door if required, set the new frame level and plumb, and anchor it into the structure properly. The mesh is re-tensioned on site, the lock is aligned, and we test the swing and latch before we clean up and walk you through the hardware.
You get a quick rundown on how the lock works, how to clean the mesh without damaging the weave, and what to check after a few weeks of use. For property managers, we also leave a short note for the tenant about the new hardware.
A couple of weeks later we check in to make sure the door hasn't dropped, the lock still lines up, and the mesh tension feels right. If anything needs a small adjustment, we come back and sort it rather than leaving you to fiddle with it.
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Read the full process breakdownWe measure, fabricate, and fit doors and screens across Perth. These notes come from recent jobs, mostly front entry replacements and patio screens, and they reflect the kind of feedback we get when the work is done properly.
"We replaced the old timber front door on our 1970s house in Joondalup. The crew measured up, came back with a steel frame and powder-coated finish that matches our verandah posts, and fitted a deadbolt with anti-pick pins. Solid job, no gaps around the frame, and the door swings smoothly."
Margaret H.
Front door replacement, Joondalup
"I manage a handful of rentals south of the river, and getting security screens on the back doors was overdue. The team worked around tenant availability, fitted crimsafe-style mesh that keeps the breeze moving, and left the place clean. Communication was straightforward, which I appreciate when coordinating with tenants."
Daniel R.
Property manager, Canning Vale
"Our back patio faced the bush and we wanted something secure without losing the view. The mesh screen they installed is barely noticeable from inside, and the airflow is still good on hot days. The hinge fittings are heavy-duty and the whole thing feels properly anchored."
Priya S.
Patio security screen, Kalamunda
"The old flyscreen on our rental was torn and the frame was rusting. They replaced it with a heavier mesh and a new latch that actually catches properly. Simple job, done in one visit, and the tenant confirmed the door now closes and locks without forcing it."
Tom W.
Flyscreen replacement, Balcatta
"We have a character home in Fremantle and wanted a security door that didn't clash with the federation styling. They matched the charcoal powder coat to our existing window frames and used a mesh that reads as a screen rather than a cage. Looks right, and the lock upgrade was a sensible addition."
Elena M.
Character home, Fremantle
"Needed a secure entry for a side door that leads into the garage. They fitted a steel door with a multi-point lock and made sure the strike plate was anchored into the brickwork, not just the timber frame. That attention to detail is exactly what I wanted."
Andrew K.
Side entry door, Morley