Look at the bottom edge.
A door that sits down square across a level floor is a track that was hung plumb, and it is the one thing a photograph cannot fake.
Real doors, on real houses, around here.
The first four are their own jobs, photographed off their own Google listing: walnut woodgrain carriage doors in a stone surround, a white carriage door on a new build, a walnut pair on a cream elevation, and an opener hung on cut angle iron. The four after them show the other work the company does.
What to look for
An even gap down both sides between the door and the jamb, sections that line up across their whole width, and a bottom seal that touches the floor along its full length rather than at one end. Those three together mean the track is plumb and the door is balanced.
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