Our first doors here on the East Coast in the White River Valley, a clasic Slider design.  

These contractor designed doors were crafted to fit into the rustic look of a Southern Vermont Log Cabin home and free-standing garage. They feature single windows in the second section.  

No detail was spaired on these highly insulated doors. The vertical siding was matched to give a seamless look and the Sun Burst mullion bars bring a sence of warmpth to the building.  

Our goal when it comes to creating a look is to make pass even the closest inspection. These doors, designed by MCD, were so convincing people have walked up and pulled on the handles.  

The beauty of Mother Nature sometimes cannot be duplicated, but she's kind enough to provide the materials. These cedar doors incorporate bark from the same trees it is made of as well as the custom weather seal.  

A classic carriage house with overhead doors, true divided light windows and a curved header. These doors are built to fit the timeless look of this original, period structure.  

When a home has the garage attached to the main building, keeping the overall look of the entire property consistent is critical. Our doors certainly help keep this clean yet rustic look uniform throughout.  

A challenging pattern design, these 8' x 8's have a diagonal pattern through the sections, yet you can't see the breaks!  

These doors have several unique features: High Insulation, Custom Glass, Low head room... and you would never guess that one of these doors actually opens to a bedroom!  

Sometimes, there is no beating the beauty of natural wood. These doors not only match the garage, but the rest of the property as well with their natural look.  

Some of our doors are meant to stand out when compared to the rest of the building. These doors fit in so well you can hardly imagine this garage without them.  

Arched windows can often give a classic design like this that added something special.  

A popular design and use of windows helps complete the look and feel of this new home.  

A special feature on these doors that replaced solid insulated doors are the Simulated Divided Light windows. Creating the illusion of individual panes of glass these doors really brought this garage to life.  

These doors have everything. Low head room, false hinges, one of our popular designs, high insulation and a satisfied customer.  

Matching the look of the building often can be the key to making our doors work and when it does it looks great.  

The centerpost in this garage was barely big enough to allow room for the track for both doors. At Moulton Custom Door we believe any job can be done.  

Garage doors can be simple or elegant, and often they aren't the first thing on someone's mind. These doors were exactly what our customer wanted - they even refused to put anything else in until they found the right ones.  

The smallest detail can often give a door great character, such as these arched windows and the sill beneath them.  

Themes in a home can also translate to the doors. For instance, the windows in these doors mirror the windows in the rest of the home, as well as maintain a classic 'New England' look.  

The natural look of materials often lends itself to a design that cannot be repeated. This door is as individual as the trees that the wood came from.  

Want the look of transom lighting but don't have the space? Easily done when we put the lights right in the door.  

These doors are among our favorites - the Barn Board doors add a truely individual and rustic look to this beautiful home in the Green Mountains  

This remodel project took a step forward with these beautiful barn style doors.  

The owner designed the appearance of these doors. Without success, they searched for a year for a high insulated custom door. After finding us they got exactly what they wanted and couldn't be happier.  

This stylish camp was made even more so with the addition of these doors stained to match the theme of the entire property.  

Once again the false transom windows in this door make the entire look of the building, adding a very stylish look as well.  

This carriage house underwent some changes, but the owners didn't want to change the look of their doors. So we went ahead and matched the ones already there. Hard to tell the difference isn't it?  

A barn style door on an old farm house, with not only a custom design, but false hinges and hardware replaced a solid white door.  

Our doors are both nice to look at and very functional. This curved topped window door is an R 20 and runs almost silently.  

Old or new construction every building deserves to put its best face forward. This garage features Thermopane glass to cut down on condensation.