Entry doors
We offer unique entrance doors with outstanding durability and energy efficiency. We install high-quality products designed to improve the customer’s residential experience.
Doors by Type
FIBERGLASS DOORS
Fiberglass exterior doors are made from a core of rigid insulation, clad with a fiber-reinforced polymer, and covered with an artificial grain to make them look like wood. Manufacturers have gotten so good at mimicking the look and feel of wood that you’d be mistaken for thinking you were handling a solid oak, pine or mahogany door, every time you reach for the handle.
Key Benefits of Fiberglass Doors:
- Durability
- Low Maintenance
- Energy Efficiency
- Security
- Quality Designs
STEEL DOORS
A steel door is a type of door that is made out of, you guessed it, steel! Steel doors are typically made by sandwiching a layer of steel between two layers of wood or fibreglass. This makes for a really strong and durable door that can withstand a lot of wear and tear. Because steel doors are so strong, they are often used in commercial buildings.
Key Benefits of Fiberglass Doors:
- Security
- Durable
- Energy-Efficient
- Low Maintenance
- Aesthetics
- Better At Blocking Out Noise
- Affordable
STEEL DOORS
A steel door is a type of door that is made out of, you guessed it, steel! Steel doors are typically made by sandwiching a layer of steel between two layers of wood or fibreglass. This makes for a really strong and durable door that can withstand a lot of wear and tear. Because steel doors are so strong, they are often used in commercial buildings.
Key Benefits of Fiberglass Doors:
- Security
- Durable
- Energy-Efficient
- Low Maintenance
- Aesthetics
- Better At Blocking Out Noise
- Affordable
PATIO DOORS
Patio doors create a natural transition from your home to your deck or patio. The generous width allows people to walk through and carry larger items, like extra chairs. It can even serve as way to bring new furniture and appliances into your home.
Keep these considerations in mind when selecting a patio door:
- Swing space: For hinged patio doors, measure the space your door will be swinging into so it doesn’t bang into furniture or planters.
- Visibility: If your want a beautiful, scenic view, consider a door with large, uninterrupted panes of glass.
- Style: Consider the décor in the rest of your home when selecting a patio door type. Otherwise you could end up with a mis-matched ultra-modern door in a traditional home.
- Cost: If you’re not going to install it yourself, factor in installation costs as well as the price of the door.
