Inland Empire, stop being your dog's doorman.

Installation is a flat rate: $370 for small, $390 for medium, and $420 for large doors. The price includes the premium Baboni door, all materials, and professional installation — no hidden fees. Stucco walls are no extra charge; brick or block wall installation adds $100.

No. Stucco installs at the same flat rate as any other wall — no upcharge and no add-on. Stucco is our specialty: we cut a clean opening, mount a real-metal Baboni door, and seal and finish it so it stays weatherproof and blends with your wall. The only wall that costs extra is brick or block, which adds $100 to any size.

Yes. Brick or block adds $100 to the flat rate for any door size. We cut a clean opening, mount a real-metal Baboni door, and seal it so it's weatherproof and blends with your wall.

Yes — doggie door, doggy door, dog door, pet door: they're all names for the same thing, and we install them all. Every doggy door we install in the Inland Empire is a premium through-wall Baboni door with a locking steel panel, at the same flat rate.

The Baboni doors we install use insulated, triple-flap seals that hold back 100°F+ afternoons far better than a cheap single flap, and the locking steel panel closes it off completely when you need it.

Yes. Newer Inland Empire homes are typically stucco over wood framing — ideal for a through-wall install. We avoid plumbing and electrical and seal everything weather-tight, all at the flat rate.

Most installs are finished in a single visit. Our technician arrives fully equipped, so there's no second trip.

We install across the Inland Empire, including Riverside, San Bernardino, Rancho Cucamonga, Ontario, Corona, Fontana, Moreno Valley, Temecula, Murrieta, Redlands, Chino Hills, Upland, Menifee, Hemet, Lake Elsinore, Victorville, Hesperia, CA — and the surrounding areas. If you don't see your town, call (480) 442-9316 and we'll confirm.

Call (480) 442-9316, or book online and pick an open morning or afternoon slot that works for you in Riverside, San Bernardino, Rancho Cucamonga, or anywhere else in the Inland Empire.