Need Recommendations for Door Repair/Replacement Expert - Ocean County

[Rogers]

Looking for recommendations for someone to repair or replace my rear exterior door. Location northern Ocean County.

Backstory - I have a rear exterior entry door facing north/northeast. I had the door replaced a few years ago with a Therma-Tru door and Anderson storm door. I had the door replaced because the original Therma-Tru door had water infiltrating the door frame and rotted out on the frame on the hinge side. The new Therma-Tru door and Anderson storm door is still leaking and there is water damage accumulating around the sub floor and hardwood floor on the inside of the home. I tried to seal every single thing I could find, but still there is water leaking in. I would like to have the doors repaired/reinstalled/new doors/new exterior flashing/new door pan whatever will prevent the water from entering the home. I would also like the subfloor and rotten wood replaced or repaired. If you are anyone you know has a recommendation please let me know.

Thanks,
Chris

 

[mattybfat]

Unfortunately I'm too far away to take on your project but my curiosity of your situation has me intrigued.
Provide some pics and maybe I can identify some possible ideas. Unless it's bad flashing job I can't imagine your getting a constant northern driving rain. Maybe adding a portico or porch canopy is necessary.

 

[Rogers]

@mattybfat thanks for the reply. After watching a ton of Youtube videos I think the problem is either no door pan or a shitty door pan installation. Also it might be possible that the J-Channel/Flashing job around the door is not right. The exterior door and storm door are in good shape. I think what needs to be done is remove both doors, access the damage, repair the subfloor with wood epoxy (I actually bought it already), install a proper door pan, and then reinstall the doors. I provided some pictures.

 

[qclabrat]

Similar problem in Monmouth cty. Though front door need a storm door to stop heavy rain and rear needs better landscaping to redirect water. How's the runoff of rain water in the rear?