Resources & FAQ
At DSA, we take pride in our work and invest in our dealer network by offering competitive perks, resources, and dedicated support. We look forward to getting to know your brand and supporting your business.
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Join our Preferred Dealer Program
In order to provide excellent service to homeowners, DSA invests in our dealers with our Preferred Dealer Program. Taking inspiration from top dealers and other industry experts, our team hand-selects dealers into our Preferred Dealer Program based on three criteria: showroom, product knowledge, and training.
Because our Preferred Dealers are important members of the DSA team, we provide a number of exclusive programs and benefits, including:
Order Forms
Yes, we have access to custom build specific sizes, styles and wood species.
Warranties can differ based on door type. Click here or scroll up to view our warranties.
Yes. Your DSA Door Authorized Dealer can arrange pre-hanging of your door.
DSA Doors does supply hardware for its doors. However, additional hardware can be obtained from a DSA Door Authorized Dealer. Or you can purchase your own hardware.
Vertical Grain
Exterior wood doors that have glass also have glazing compound. Glazing compound waterproofs the glass to the wood parts. Properly done, we expect to see some excess glazing compound squeeze out around these edges. Glazing compound needs to be removed before finishing the door. If your door is finished by DSA, we’ll take care of this for you. If your finisher hasn’t removed the excess glazing compound, you may want to contact them for help.
If removing the putty by yourself, we warn against the use of a razor knife and a razor scraper. The proper tool to use is an awl. An awl is round, it’s safe to the door. It also creates a good transition for the glazing compound. And to remove this all you need to do is press the awl firmly in against the glass itself and run right around the edge of the glazing bead or the sticking. It can be frustrating trying to use any other tool because it’ll take a long time, you’ll likely damage the door – you might even hurt yourself.
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