Golden Triangle · Our work
Eight photos. Every one of them a real job.
We could have filled this page with manufacturer catalog renders of doors nobody in Port Neches has ever actually owned, and honestly, the old site did exactly that. This one doesn't. What's below is everything we have that shows a real Dabney crew, a real customer, or a real finished job, no staged twilight photography, no stock house. It is a short list on purpose. We would rather show you eight true photos than eighty borrowed ones.
The handover
A sign board, a finished door, and whoever is standing in the driveway
Dabney keeps one company sign board in the truck, and it turns up in almost every photo we have. A customer gets handed the board, stands in front of the door that was just installed, and someone takes the picture. It is not a marketing shoot. It is just what happens once the job is done and everyone is still standing around the driveway.





Storm ready
Hurricane shutters, closed and doing their job
These two photos are the same property, the same rolling hurricane shutter, from two angles. It is one of the plainer jobs Dabney does and one of the most useful:full detail on hurricane security here.


Screened and shaded
One screened patio, and everything that track can do
This is a real screened and enclosed patio, rattan furniture underneath and a retractable roll-screen track running along the ceiling above it. Dabney fits solar, bug, vinyl and interior screens the same way for patios, pergolas, lanais, garages and outdoor kitchens across the Golden Triangle.See rolling screens.

If your door needs to look like one of these, call the shop.
James or Julie Dabney will pick up, not a call center, and free estimates are how every one of these jobs started.