WELCOME

Quality Millwork LLC is a locally owned company based in Miami, Florida, specializing in millwork and hardware installation. Since opening in 2013, we have served our clients with a focus on craftsmanship, reliable service and competitive pricing. Our experienced installation crews handle new installations, replacements and repairs.

Explore our Contemporary and Light Luxury door collections, or contact us to discuss your next project.

SELECTED PROJECTS

Our project experience includes Trump Towers II and III, Beach Club, E11EVEN Residences, Society Las Olas (X Las Olas), 444 Brickell Avenue and 222 Miami.

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SERVICES

Millwork and hardware installation

COMMERCIAL DOOR INSTALLATIONS

We offer hundreds of replacement front door and interior door designs and styles with the highest quality materials including steel, wood, and composites.

HARDWARE INSTALLATION

There are countless options for knobs and handle sets for commercial doors. There are standard keyed knobs, as well as handle levers and exit devices. You can choose decorative options.

BARN DOORS

You can select a single door that slides in one direction to reveal the opening or double panels that side individually from the center outward. For the sliding rail hardware, you can choose steel or wrought iron tracks in the weight and profile that matches your décor style or, if you prefer not to see the rail, you can mask it with a trip strip.

POCKET DOORS

Did you know that framing pocket door is an important stage for installing a door that is concealed? Moreover, it is one of the easiest ways you can use to maximize the living space and also make your room look versatile. In addition, framing your pocket door is a home improvement technique that you can personally accomplish.

BI-FOLDS INSTALLATIONS

Bi-folds are designed for fast and easy installation and adjustment using common tools. They are designed to work in most existing applications.

INTERIOR TRIM MATERIALS

Wood is the most popular interior trim material, but not all wood is created equal. Here are a few commonly-used terms to describe different types of trim materials.

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