11 photosDoor-Mounted Pet Door
A made-to-order pet door with replaceable service parts, multiple frame colors and configurations for a more precise, lasting fit.
Choose your size →Dog door cost changes with the product configuration and the work required to prepare the opening. Compare current product prices here, then budget installation separately.
Choose the installation model first, then verify pet size, rough opening, frame dimensions, finish and flap package.
11 photosA made-to-order pet door with replaceable service parts, multiple frame colors and configurations for a more precise, lasting fit.
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13 photosA made-to-order premium through-wall pet door configured with a tunnel for walls up to 3 inches thick. Choose the pet opening, frame finish, single- or double-flap construction, cover load direction, and optional second…
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13 photosA durable, weather-sealed pet door engineered for a secure through-wall installation and available in a wide range of sizes.
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13 photosA made-to-order premium through-wall pet door configured with a tunnel for walls up to 16 inches thick. Choose the pet opening, frame finish, single- or double-flap construction, cover load direction, and optional…
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8 photosA made-to-order pet door with replaceable service parts, multiple frame colors and configurations for a more precise, lasting fit.
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8 photosA purpose-built pet door for screen enclosures, screen doors and screened porches, sized to fit the pet instead of a generic small/medium/large label.
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8 photosA purpose-built pet door for screen enclosures, screen doors and screened porches, sized to fit the pet instead of a generic small/medium/large label.
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3 photosA made-to-order pet door with replaceable service parts, multiple frame colors and configurations for a more precise, lasting fit.
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5 photosA made-to-order pet door with replaceable service parts, multiple frame colors and configurations for a more precise, lasting fit.
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6 photosA durable, weather-sealed pet door engineered for a secure through-wall installation and available in a wide range of sizes.
Choose your size →Larger sizes, specialized wall depths, in-glass fabrication and selected options can change the product price. The product cards and configurators show current retail pricing for the exact available variants.
Installed cost is site-specific because labor may include cutting, glass fabrication, utility investigation, waterproofing, trim, painting or repair. A photo and a verified opening description help an installer quote the right scope.
Separate product price from installed project cost, then compare the exact model, size, finish and flap package shown in each configurator.
Dog Door Cost and Pricing should compare complete, usable configurations rather than headline prices. A product that fits the wrong surface or forces an uncomfortable opening is not a bargain. Narrow by installation family and pet size first, then compare current variant prices for finish, flap package and specialized depth. Keep product cost separate from local labor, glass fabrication, wall preparation, waterproofing and finish work so each estimate can be checked on its own terms.
Larger frames and specialized installation models can carry different product prices. Choose fit first so the price comparison is between configurations that can actually work.
Size decisions influence price because larger and specialized configurations can use different variants. Do not move down a size solely to reach a lower figure. Use the actual clear-opening dimensions, rough opening and full frame to confirm value. A correctly sized serviceable frame can remain in place while common wear parts are replaced; an undersized or structurally incompatible purchase may require a complete second project.
Dog Doors Depot carries 11 standard flap sizes from Small Medium through Giant, including tall intermediate sizes that separate height from width. Use the individual animal rather than the label as the decision-maker. After the clear opening is selected, compare the exact product variant because model families can use different frame, tunnel and cutout relationships. If every standard choice creates a meaningful compromise, use the custom-size workflow and keep the submitted dimensional basis attached to the order.
Labor is separate and varies by surface, access, glass work, wall depth, waterproofing and finish repair. Request a site-specific quote when construction is uncertain.
Request labor quotes with the exact model, dimensions, surface description and photos. Ask whether cutting, structural investigation, glass, flashing, trim, painting, cleanup and disposal are included. Online product pricing cannot predict every local condition. The most useful quote states assumptions and identifies items that could change after demolition or professional glass assessment.
Include future service parts and the cost of correcting a poor installation in the ownership comparison, not just the lowest initial product price.
Compare the cost of expected service parts and maintenance with the initial product and installation. Replaceable flaps, magnets, weather strip, covers and locks can extend the useful life of the rigid frame. Preserve the SKU and size so future parts are ordered correctly. Paying for the right opening, sound installation and straightforward service is usually more useful than optimizing one line item while ignoring the rest of the project.
Do not advertise a single starting figure as the installed price for every project and do not choose an undersized flap to reduce cost.
A strong preflight is deliberately repetitive: measure again, check the dimensional label, compare both faces of the opening and read the exact manual. Confirm that the host door, wall, screen, glass or kennel panel remains safe and functional after the cutout. Record uncertainty instead of converting it into a guess. If structure, utilities, ratings, glass type or water management are unclear, pause the product decision and have the appropriate installer or trade verify the condition. That short review is less expensive than correcting an incompatible made-to-order frame.
Move from shortlist to order only after four checks agree. The pet fits the clear opening; the building can accept the rough opening and full frame; the selected model matches the surface and thickness; and the flap, finish, cover and accessory choices match the intended use. Save the product page and model instructions with a labeled measurement sheet. For multiple openings, give each location its own ID and configuration. Review every line before submitting because made-to-order dimensions and options should not be inferred from another opening or corrected after fabrication begins.
Read the finished configuration back as a complete sentence before approving it: model family, named size or custom dimensions, measurement basis, frame finish, flap count, installation surface, finished thickness and mounting location. Then compare that sentence with the cart, worksheet and installer scope. This catches a correct measurement attached to the wrong model or a correct product attached to the wrong opening. When two pets share the door, confirm the widest body, tallest shoulder and lowest comfortable step-over still work together. Photograph the taped frame outline and keep that image with the order so the installer can verify placement before cutting.
Preserve the exact product configuration and separate invoices or estimates for the frame, options, shipping, glass work and local labor. A single remembered total cannot explain which cost would repeat during a future project. Record the model, size and service parts so ownership value can be assessed from real maintenance rather than assumptions. This also keeps a promotional price or one unusual installation from being presented later as the normal cost for every surface and opening.
Before submitting a made-to-order request, make sure the saved measurements tell one clear story: which pet was measured, what each dimension represents, where the door will be installed, and which options were selected. If the project requires a contractor or glass professional, keep that person’s verified construction dimensions beside the pet measurements so neither set is mistaken for the other. A complete record makes the order easier to confirm now and makes future flap, cover, lock or weather-strip service much easier.
Keep the measurement sheet, exact product page and installation manual together through ordering and installation.
Separate product price from installed project cost, then compare the exact model, size, finish and flap package shown in each configurator.
Larger frames and specialized installation models can carry different product prices. Choose fit first so the price comparison is between configurations that can actually work.
Labor is separate and varies by surface, access, glass work, wall depth, waterproofing and finish repair. Request a site-specific quote when construction is uncertain.
Include future service parts and the cost of correcting a poor installation in the ownership comparison, not just the lowest initial product price.
Separate product price from installed project cost, then compare the exact model, size, finish and flap package shown in each configurator. Dog Door Cost and Pricing should compare complete, usable configurations rather than headline prices. A product that fits the wrong surface or forces an uncomfortable opening is not a bargain. Narrow by installation family and pet size first, then compare current variant prices for finish, flap package and specialized depth. Keep product cost separate from local labor, glass fabrication, wall preparation, waterproofing and finish work so each estimate can be checked on its own terms.
Larger frames and specialized installation models can carry different product prices. Choose fit first so the price comparison is between configurations that can actually work. Check the clear flap opening for the pet, the rough opening for the cut and the tip-to-tip frame for the available mounting area.
Labor is separate and varies by surface, access, glass work, wall depth, waterproofing and finish repair. Request a site-specific quote when construction is uncertain. The exact product instructions and selected SKU should be available before any permanent opening is made.
Include future service parts and the cost of correcting a poor installation in the ownership comparison, not just the lowest initial product price. Record the model and size, keep moving surfaces clean and replace only verified compatible service parts.
Measure from the floor to the top of your pet’s shoulders and measure the widest point of the body. The flap should generally sit about 1–2 inches above the shoulders, with a comfortable step-over height. Use the actual pet measurements rather than breed averages.
Yes. Frame color, flap count, size and installation type are selected for your opening. Review the measurements and selected configuration carefully before submitting an order.
Yes. Replacement flaps, flap kits, magnets, weather stripping, locks and covers are available. Match the replacement part to the original pet-door size and model.