Pet Door Installation
Professional pet door installation in exterior doors, interior doors, and walls for dogs and cats.
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Tasks Not Typically Included
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How It Works
Request service
Review scope and estimate
Schedule and complete work
Final walkthrough
Why Choose Bedrock for Pet Door Installation
Owner Operated Service
Direct One-on-One Support
Transparent Solo Pricing
Personally Guaranteed Work
Pet Door Installation Questions
Pet door installation starts at $175 for standard door installations. Electronic pet doors, wall cut-throughs, or large-dog models cost more due to additional time and materials. Free estimates provided.
The door flap should be at least 2 inches taller and 2 inches wider than your pet measured at the shoulder or widest point. I can take measurements at time of service if you are unsure of the right size.
I install in most solid wood, fiberglass, and steel exterior doors. Doors with decorative glass inserts, foam cores in certain configurations, or solid metal panels may limit options. I advise before cutting.
Yes, all installations include weatherstripping around the frame and a tight-fitting flap or magnetic seal. Electronic models like PetSafe and SureFlap close fully after each use for the best draft seal.
Locking cover panels are included with most pet door brands. Electronic doors from PetSafe, High Tech Pet, and SureFlap only unlock for pets wearing the registered collar key or microchip, preventing unauthorized access.
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In the Twin Cities east metro, pet doors are commonly installed in exterior doors leading to fenced yards, in interior doors between living spaces and garages or mudrooms, and occasionally through exterior walls when door installation is not practical. Minnesota winters make insulation quality a key factor: an uninsulated single-flap door in an exterior location will let cold air push through whenever the flap is not compressed flat, which is why double-flap or magnetic seal designs are recommended for year-round exterior use in the region.
