We did our job with Liberty in 2 parts, first, we ordered 2 exterior doors for the house, paid 1/3 of the overall price, their salesman was easy enough to deal with, but knew very little about the doors we were asking for. At first, I asked for the HMI 10 point deadbolt locking system on both doors, and originally, that's what was ordered, until we got a call about 2 weeks later explaining that the front door was too small for the 10 point deadbolt lock, and we would have to pick another one, so I asked about the 4 point deadbolt, and after a few days, they got back to me and said even that wasn't going to work for how small our front door was compared to the side door, so we settled for the door that the salesman picked out, which was actually quite elegant, a very sophisticated 3 latch system, with a deadbolt that engages the 3 latches as individual deadbolts on the top, bottom and middle of the door. At first we were happy with the job, their installations guys showed up on time, wrapped the trim for the front door, I asked them nicely and seriously to make sure that the trim stayed the exact same size as it was when they got there, because we had previously had rod iron security gates fabricated for the doors, they got the front door ok, but when I asked the installations supervisor to use the same trim on the side door that he took down, he argued with me, and used his own pieces anyway, which cost me almost 200 dollars to have the screen door company fix. This is where things start taking a turn for the worse, within a day, I noticed that the trim on the front door was scuffed, scratched, and had nail pops in a few places, so I called, and asked them to send their installations supervisor out to fix that wrap job before the screen door company came to install their doors, when the supervisor got there, he was argumentative, and at first, asked if he could just re wrap the door when the screen door got there, which I told him was completely unacceptable, and the conversation started getting volatile, to the point where my mother heard him screaming at me from the kitchen. He calmed down, and fixed his metal work and left, that should have been the end of it, and we probably shouldn't have called them back, but by the time we were done buying the doors for the house, the siding, windows and the roof, we were stretched a little tight for cash, so we were looking for someone who would be willing to finance the shed door, we asked Master Seal of Parkville, MD if they would finance us for the last door, and they said they couldn't, so we called Liberty back, and asked them for financing, and they said they could help us, so against our better judgement, we hired Liberty for the last door. Their salesman, Barry, cam over, ran the credit check, and cleared us to order the last door. We asked for the same door on the shed, that he had picked out for the front of the house when the 4 point lock fell through, and we all smiled, and nodded at each other, and he left, and placed our order. About 6 weeks goes by, which is fairly typical as far as time frames for these things can go, and they called to set up the install date. We set the date, and the same installations crew showed up with our shed door, the took the frame down, took the door down, and then we opened the box, and that's when the real trouble started. Not only did Liberty order a door fabricated with no frame, even though the whole shed door was supposed to be new construction, it was the 4 point locking system, and not the elegant 3 latch deadbolt system we had asked for, so I called in immediately, and informed them as politely as I could, that the door was incomplete, and not even the piece we had ordered. So they took it back, sent it back to HMI, and I received a call about 2 weeks later from Barry explaining to me that HMI couldn't do anything with the door they had fabricated to change it into the one we had ordered, by this time, we had just asked them to make the shed door a 10 point deadbolt locking system like we have on the side of the house, but he hinted that since the door was messed up, we should just take it anyway. I told him that was unacceptable, and that I wasn't paying for that door, mind you, this purchase would have brought our business with them to over $7,500 dollars worth of doors, its been weeks, we haven't heard anything back from them, and dealing with them stalled our project by months, because at the end of the day, we squeezed what we needed to pay for the door outright, and hired Master Seal to come in and do it, since they're the ones who fabricated the screen door for the shed as well. Please, take it from me, if you're trying to get doors, go to Master Seal, their number is (410) 377-2495, I absolutely would not recommend Liberty for your doors, I don't know how any of their other departments are in their business, but I know their doors section could really use some serious work, like I said, we got approved for financing, signed a contract, we were told almost a month ago that they would get back to us in a week, and we didn't even receive a call letting us know what was happening. We had to slowly figure out that they just didn't feel as if our business was worth saving.