KapMorgan installs sliding barn doors across Los Angeles: single doors, double doors and doors with glass panels, on new track hardware. Barn doors are a popular way to close off a laundry room, pantry or closet without the floor space a swinging door needs. We measure the opening and wall space on site, check that the wall can support the track, and confirm the exact price before ordering. Most installations finish in a single visit. Every estimate is free.
Barn Door Installation: Prices
Prices depend on the door size, hardware style and whether the wall needs reinforcing to support the track. we confirm the exact price on site. Every estimate is free.
Wall construction is the main factor beyond the door itself: mounting a track into studs is straightforward, but a wall without a stud in the right place needs a mounting board or additional blocking, which adds a bit of labor. Glass-panel barn doors and doors with a frosted or decorative insert cost more than a solid wood or MDF panel. Double door setups need a wider track and cost more than a single door. $150 minimum per visit, labor only. Several small tasks in one visit are added together.
What’s Included
- Track mounted securely into wall studs or blocking
- Door hung and rollers adjusted for smooth sliding
- Floor guide and soft-close hardware installed
- Handle and privacy latch installed if needed
Problems We Fix
- No door on a closet, pantry or laundry opening
- An existing swinging door that takes up too much floor space
- A barn door that is loose, noisy or off its track
- Track hardware that has come loose from the wall
- An outdated door you want to replace with a barn door
A barn door that rattles or feels loose almost always means the track was mounted without hitting solid framing behind the wall, or the mounting bolts have worked loose over time from daily use. We locate studs before mounting and use the correct anchors when studs are not in the right spot, so the track stays solid and the door glides quietly instead of banging against the wall.
Barn Door Installation Examples
What Customers Say
Our Process
Send photos and measurements
Text us a photo of the opening and wall space. We reply with a price range.
We measure on site
we confirm the wall space, stud locations and final price.
We install the track and door
Most installations finish in a single visit once the door arrives.
Walkthrough and payment
We test the door with you and you pay only the quoted price.
The KapMorgan Difference
Upfront pricing
The price we quote on site is the price on the invoice.
Real photos of real jobs
Every photo on this page is a barn door KapMorgan actually installed in Los Angeles.
Fast scheduling
Most barn door requests get a visit within a few days.
Free, no-pressure estimates
Send a photo or ask us to visit — either way, pricing is free.
Barn doors have become a popular alternative to bifold closet doors and standard pantry doors because they take up no floor space and give a room a distinct look. They are not a good fit for every room, though — a bedroom or bathroom that needs full privacy and sound blocking is usually better served by a standard swinging door, since a barn door typically has a visible gap along the edges.
Barn Door Installation FAQ
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Need a Barn Door Installed?
Tell us what you need and send a photo of the wall and opening. We will reply with a price range the same day.