
Custom Back Entry Doors Toronto
Custom Back Fiberglass Doors Built to Last and Keep Your Home Secure
Your back door gets used every day and takes the brunt of Toronto weather, so it should be built right. EHI Custom Doors manufactures and installs custom fiberglass back entry doors sized to fit your kitchen, deck, or side entrance exactly, no gaps, no drafts, no compromises.
- Handles Toronto winters without warping, swelling, or rotting
- Multipoint and mortise lock options for real security
- Custom sized for single or double door openings
- Built and installed by our own team, no subcontractors
Take a Look at our Premium Custom Fiberglass Back Doors
With more than 20 years of home improvement experience behind it, EHI Custom Doors builds fiberglass back entry doors made to handle real Toronto and GTA weather, especially winter, while giving your home a sharper, more finished look. Below is a glimpse of what we've built.
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Why Your Back Door Matters More Than You Think
Most homeowners spend their design budget on the front door and treat the back door as an afterthought, yet it's usually the one opened the most, exposed to the most weather, and hidden from view where a break-in is less likely to be noticed. EHI Custom Doors builds back entry doors that hold up to that reality, not just doors that look fine standing still.
Security That's Easy to Overlook
Your back door doesn't get the same visibility as your front entrance, and that's exactly the problem. A weak lock or a hollow build turns it into the easiest way into your home. EHI back doors come with real hardware options, including multipoint locking, built to actually hold up.
Energy Loss You Feel Every Day
Kitchen runs, deck access, garage trips, your back door opens more than any other in the house. Every one of those openings is a chance for heat to escape if the seal isn't right. Our fiberglass builds and tight weatherstripping keep that loss to a minimum, all winter long.
Weather Exposure Without the Cover
Most back doors don't get the porch overhang a front door usually has, so they take rain, sun, and snow head on. Wood warps and steel dents under that kind of exposure over time. Fiberglass holds its shape and finish through all of it, year after year.
Light Without Losing Privacy
A back door is a chance to bring natural light into a kitchen or mudroom without opening your yard up to every neighbor. Glass panel options let you control exactly how much you show and how much stays private, all built into the design.
Single vs Double Back Doors, Which One Fits Your Home
Unlike a custom front door, usually chosen for how it looks from the street, a fiberglass back door earns its place by how well it performs day to day. Here's how single and double options compare, so you can choose the one that actually fits how you use your space.
| Comparison | Single Back Door | Double Back Door |
|---|---|---|
| Best For | Kitchen exits, side entrances, secondary access points | Deck entrances, wide openings, main daily-use exits |
| Opening Width | Fits standard openings | Needs a wider opening, more flexible for furniture or equipment |
| Natural Light | Good, especially with glass panels | More glass surface area, brighter room |
| Security | Fewer moving parts, simpler lock setup | Requires locking hardware on both panels, still fully secure with the right build |
| Cost | Lower cost | Higher cost due to size and hardware |
| Ideal Use Case | Homes with limited space or lighter daily traffic | Homes with decks, patios, or frequent movement between indoor and outdoor space |
Styles and Finishes That Match the Back of Your Home
A back door's style and finish matter for real, practical reasons, not just looks. You see and use it daily, so the finish needs to hold up to constant handling. It sits against your deck, patio, and yard, so the colour has to work with what's already there. And it takes more direct weather than a front door, so the finish has to last, not just match on day one.
Matching Your Deck and Patio
If your back door opens onto a deck or patio, the finish should work with what's already there, not clash with it. A dark solid colour like black or espresso pairs well with wood decking and stone patios, giving the whole space a put-together look instead of two separate styles competing.

Complementing Your Siding and Exterior
Your back door sits against brick, siding, or stucco just like your front door does, so the same rule applies, the finish should read as part of the house, not an add-on. A wood-tone woodgrain finish works well against brick, while solid colors tend to stand out more against lighter siding.

Wood-Tone vs Solid Colours for Everyday Living
Wood-tone finishes bring warmth and blend naturally into a backyard setting, while solid colours like black or espresso give a cleaner, more modern look that's easy to keep looking sharp. Since this is the door you'll see and use daily, pick the one that actually fits how the rest of your space looks and feels.

What's Inside Your Custom Fiberglass Back Door
A back door takes more daily use and more direct weather than almost any other door in your home, so what's built into it matters more here, not less. Here's exactly what goes into every EHI Custom Doors back door.
Surface Texture
Our oak and mahogany textured skin technology uses High Definition Panel Embossments to give you the authentic look of real wood grain, without the fading, rotting, or warping that comes with an actual wood door.

Composite Rails on All Edges
Every door has composite PVC rails running around the full perimeter of the panel. The mortise and tenon joints give it exceptional strength that prevents any movement in the door components, and the rails are 100% waterproof. It's one of the reasons we're able to offer a lifetime warranty on the fiberglass.

LVL Lumber Components
LVL, or Laminated Veneer Lumber, is the strongest man-made wood material available. We use the world's first PVC LVL cap wrap with a tongue-in-groove rail lock system, giving every door a solid frame structure with a complete moisture barrier.

Door Core
The core of every door is made from high-density CFC-free polyurethane foam, giving you six times the insulation of a traditional wood door. That same insulation also means superior sound proofing.

Panel Design
Both our Executive and Recessed panel styles are built to meet demanding contractor and customer standards. Deep shadow lines are worked into the panel detailing, adding real architectural presence to your home's curb appeal.

Fiberglass Shell
The outer layer of every door is a moulded fiberglass skin, built to face rain, snow, and temperature swings on both sides without warping, cracking, or peeling. It's the first line of defence for a door that gets opened, closed, and exposed to weather more than almost any other entry point in your home.

We Don't Just Sell Back Doors, We Handle Everything
A back door problem rarely stays small for long, a drafty seal turns into a heating bill, a warped frame turns into a door that won't lock right. EHI Custom Doors handles the whole thing, from building your back door to installing or replacing the one you already have.
Manufacturing
Every back door starts on our own production floor, built to your exact opening instead of pulled from a limited stock size. Fiberglass skin, LVL core, composite rails, all controlled in-house, so the door that shows up is the one you actually ordered.
Door Installation
A back door that's built right still needs to be installed right. Our own crews handle every install, sealing and fitting the door properly so it performs the way it's supposed to from day one, no drafts, no gaps, no callbacks.
Door Replacement
When a door is too far gone to keep, whether it's rotted, cracked, or just outdated, we handle the full replacement, from removing the old one to manufacturing and installing the new one, start to finish.
Custom Back Fiberglass Door Pricing in Toronto and the GTA
Every back door is priced based on size, style, glass, and hardware, so there's no single flat number that fits every home. Here's what typically affects the cost of your project.
| Door Type | Starting Price (Installed) |
|---|---|
| Single Fiberglass Back Door | From $2,500 |
| Double Fiberglass Back Door | From $5,100 |
What affects your final price:
- Size and configuration
- Glass panel style and privacy level
- Colour and finish
- Hardware and lock type (standard, mortise, or multipoint)
- Any custom sizing outside standard openings
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a custom back door cost in Toronto?
Single fiberglass back doors start from $2,500 installed, and double doors start from $5,100 installed. Final price depends on size, glass, hardware, and finish.
How long does it take to get a new back door installed?
Every EHI Custom Doors back door is built to order. Our standard lead time is 4 to 6 weeks from a confirmed order, plus 1 to 2 weeks for custom glass designs that aren't readily available. Installation is booked once your door is ready, and we'll give you an exact date once your quote is approved.
Can I add glass panels to my back door?
Yes. You can choose clear glass, privacy textures, or decorative designs, depending on how much light and privacy you want at your back entrance.
Is fiberglass better than wood or steel for a back door?
Fiberglass holds up better against Toronto winters than wood, which can warp and rot, and it won't dent or rust like steel. It also holds paint and stain finishes longer with less maintenance.
Can I get a custom size for my back door?
Yes, every back door is built to your exact opening rather than a standard stock size, whether that's a single or double door configuration.
A back door works harder than almost any other entry point in your home, so it deserves to be built right, not treated as an afterthought. EHI Custom Doors manufactures, installs, and replaces custom back fiberglass doors and back entry doors for homeowners across Toronto and the GTA, built to your exact opening and backed by a lifetime warranty on the fiberglass material. Whether you need a single door for a side entrance or a double door for your deck, we build it to last.
