Should I replace my hollow doors?

My advice would depend on how original the rest of the house is and the difficulty of installing and matching the trim color. You may be able to find old doors at a salvage company but that could also be like searching for a needle in a haystack too. You are probably looking at a minimum of $250 per door if you replace them yourself between the door, trim, paint/stain etc. Consider what may be common in your neighborhood and the time, energy and money to invest in replacing them.

Dont replace the doors at this point. List your home, get feedback and wait until a buyer does the home inspections. You will likely spend your money on other more important things.

Hollow vs solid doors - seems to be a personal choice. As to the function, if in good working order, I would leave well enough alone. Return on investment for this would be minimal versus taking the same monies towards something else with a better return on investment: kitchen, bathroom updates. Seeking the help from a real estate professional in your area will best serve you as they will know your market conditions best.

Richard, I think the answer to your question would come best from a neighborhood expert. You are correct that the hollow doors are not original. My opinion is the Solid door is the rest of the home is original. Too ensure money well spent, ask a local Realtor for the return on that investment. Take Care Mike

Hi Rick, I do not think you need to change all your hollow doors with new solid ones. I dont think that will make a difference on your pricing.

Unless they are damaged, no.