Meet the owners

Two owners, one standard at the threshold.

Entrata Doors is owned and run by Sergio Antognelli and David O’Hare. Between them, they oversee every project, from the first conversation at the opening to the final adjustment.

When you call Entrata, you’re working with the people who own the result.

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Sergio Antognelli

Managing Owner

Sergio leads (details to be confirmed) at Entrata Doors. He cares about the details most people only notice when they’re wrong: proportion, hardware, and the way a door sits in the wall. Background: details to be confirmed.

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David O’Hare

Managing Owner

David leads (details to be confirmed) at Entrata Doors. He focuses on making the process calm and predictable for homeowners and trade partners alike, with clear communication and work that holds up. Background: details to be confirmed.

Mahogany arched twin doors with glass over panels

Why Your Front Door Deserves More Attention Than It Gets

Most people only think about a door when something is wrong — it sticks, it drafts, it no longer looks like the house. We think about doors the rest of the time: how they frame the first impression of a home, how they hold privacy and welcome in the same breath, how a well-chosen opening can quiet a whole entry sequence.

Entrata was built for homeowners who notice those things. Not for spectacle. For the lasting feeling that everything at the threshold was considered — material, proportion, hardware, and the way it all sits in the wall.

Our story

Doors Built and Installed Around Your Home’s Real Threshold

We started Entrata in Indianapolis because the Midwestern home deserves craftsmanship that doesn’t shout. Brick, wood, glass, and iron each ask for different care. So do the people who live behind them — families coming in with groceries, guests arriving for dinner, quiet evenings when the house should simply feel settled.

Our work is simple to describe and careful to do: help you choose the right door for the opening, lock a clear specification, then install it so the result looks like it always belonged. From first conversation to final adjustment, we aim for calm process and honest recommendations — including when repair is wiser than replacement.

Foyer looking through glass double doors under a pendant light
What we believe

Careful Door Craftsmanship Instead of Big-Box Promises

Luxury, for us, is not excess. It is the absence of friction — a door that fits, finishes cleanly, and asks nothing of you except to use it.

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Specify before you spend

Style, swing, finish, and hardware are decided together, in daylight, with the opening in mind. Ordering comes after clarity — never before.

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Fit the architecture, not the trend

A door should deepen what the house already is. We favor materials and proportions that belong to the facade and the rooms beyond it.

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Own the install

Measuring, setting, sealing, and finishing are where intention becomes real. We treat that work as part of the design, not an afterthought.

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Respect the daily ritual

You will touch this door thousands of times. It should feel solid, close cleanly, and age with dignity.

How it feels to work with us

A Simple Process From First Question to Installed Door

You do not need to arrive with a perfect vision. Bring the problem, the hope, or the photo on your phone. We walk the opening with you — what you want to feel when you arrive home, what must stay private, what the house can support — and translate that into a clear plan.

Lead times are spoken plainly. Trade-offs are named early. When the install day comes, we protect the spaces around the work and leave the threshold ready to live with, not “almost done.”

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Bring what you have

Mahogany twin glass doors with an iron SDL grid

You do not need to arrive with a perfect vision. Bring the problem, the hope, or the photo on your phone.

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Bring what you have

Mahogany twin glass doors with an iron SDL grid

You do not need to arrive with a perfect vision. Bring the problem, the hope, or the photo on your phone.

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Bring what you have

Mahogany twin glass doors with an iron SDL grid

You do not need to arrive with a perfect vision. Bring the problem, the hope, or the photo on your phone.

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Walk the opening

White arched twin French doors with black iron SDL grilles

We walk the opening with you — what you want to feel when you arrive home, what must stay private, what the house can support — and translate that into a clear plan.

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Walk the opening

White arched twin French doors with black iron SDL grilles

We walk the opening with you — what you want to feel when you arrive home, what must stay private, what the house can support — and translate that into a clear plan.

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Walk the opening

White arched twin French doors with black iron SDL grilles

We walk the opening with you — what you want to feel when you arrive home, what must stay private, what the house can support — and translate that into a clear plan.

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Named in daylight

Stained wood five-panel door beside a staircase

Lead times are spoken plainly. Trade-offs are named early, so nothing important is left to the install day.

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Named in daylight

Stained wood five-panel door beside a staircase

Lead times are spoken plainly. Trade-offs are named early, so nothing important is left to the install day.

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Named in daylight

Stained wood five-panel door beside a staircase

Lead times are spoken plainly. Trade-offs are named early, so nothing important is left to the install day.

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Ready to live with

White five-lite twin French doors under a lit soffit

When the install day comes, we protect the spaces around the work and leave the threshold ready to live with, not “almost done.”

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Ready to live with

White five-lite twin French doors under a lit soffit

When the install day comes, we protect the spaces around the work and leave the threshold ready to live with, not “almost done.”

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Ready to live with

White five-lite twin French doors under a lit soffit

When the install day comes, we protect the spaces around the work and leave the threshold ready to live with, not “almost done.”

White elliptical-top single panel door against a terracotta wall

Who we serve

Homeowners first — always.

Most of our work is for people who live in the house: new builds, careful remodels, and replacements that restore pride to an entry that has been asking for attention. We also support builders and remodelers through a dedicated trade path — pricing, lead times, and jobsite coordination that stays off the homeowner experience, so each audience gets the conversation meant for them.

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Homeowners first

Most of our work is for people who live in the house: new builds, careful remodels, and replacements that restore pride to an entry that has been asking for attention.

Trade

A dedicated trade path

We also support builders and remodelers through pricing, lead times, and jobsite coordination that stays off the homeowner experience.

Serving Indianapolis, Carmel, Fishers and the Surrounding Neighborhoods

We are local on purpose. Short communication loops. Familiar weather. Neighborhoods we understand — from older brick entries to newer glass and iron. Specialty-shop care, without the distant supply-chain shrug.

Long hallway leading to radius-top stained wood twin doors

Meet the Owners and Installers Behind Entrata Doors

Doors are a team craft — design judgment, precise measuring, and patient install. You’ll know who is guiding your project.

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Sergio Antognelli

Managing Owner

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David O'Hare

Managing Owner

Entrata

Tell Us About Your Doorway and We’ll Recommend Options

Tell Us About Your Doorway and We’ll Recommend Options

Whether you are replacing a tired front door, planning patio glass, or deciding between repair and something new — start with a conversation. We’ll listen first, then help you choose well.

Whether you are replacing a tired front door, planning patio glass, or deciding between repair and something new — start with a conversation. We’ll listen first, then help you choose well.

Red door beside a stair
Join us

Ready for a door that belongs to the house?

Join us

Ready for a door that belongs to the house?

Join us

Ready for a door that belongs to the house?