I’m replacing the weather-worn door on my backyard shed and need a carpenter or handyman who can handle the entire swap-out—from taking down the current door to hanging a brand-new solid wood one. I haven’t locked myself into a particular species; the only firm point is that it must be real wood, durable enough for exterior use, and able to take paint well. If you feel cedar, pine, oak, or another option will outlast our winters, let me know your reasoning and any price difference so I can decide quickly. The door will be painted once installed, so please prep it for an exterior paint job: smooth sanding, exterior-grade primer, and caulked joints where needed. I expect you to supply (or guide me to source) the door slab, hinges, latch set, weather-stripping, and any trim pieces required to make the fit tight and water-resistant. The existing frame appears square, but a light plane or shim work may be needed for a perfect seal. Deliverable: a fully functional, painted, weather-tight shed door that swings smoothly, latches securely, and shows no daylight around the edges. If you can complete this in a single visit once materials are on site, please outline your timeline and any prep instructions for me ahead of your arrival.