Refresh the look of your home with new doors

Most styles of doors are available through your local SERVICEfinder door installation contractor. The most common types of doors available for purchase and install include:

• Entry doors: Enhance your home’s exterior with a new front entry door. Choose from wood, steel or fiberglass, in a variety of colors.
• French doors: The traditional and elegant look of French doors is a popular design style for many homeowners.
• Patio doors: From sliding glass patio doors to French-style patio doors, the way out to your outdoor living space can be enhanced with doors that improve your view, inside or out.
• Storm doors: Storm doors are a secondary door on the outside that protects your main door from the elements. It’s often mostly glass and may include a screen that can be opened for ventilation. 

Whatever type of door you’re looking to replace, let us introduce you to a local door installation contractor. Even if the door you’re looking for isn’t listed here, our experts are able to help you with what you need.

Here are some points to consider when deciding if the time is right for you:

• You’re having problems opening or closing your door
• Your doors are drafty and let in cold air in the winter and warm air in the summer
• Your door is damaged
• Your doors were installed at the same time as your windows, which are also in need of replacement

It’s probably been a while since your doors were last replaced. Technology since then, as well as design styles have changed. You may want to replace a door simply for the added curbside appeal or improved energy efficiency. Call a SERVICEfinder professional to help find the doors that will work best for you.

To help lower your energy costs, look for doors that have the ENERGY STAR® label. Doors with this label have been recognized as being energy efficient. The ENERGY STAR® label is a government-backed program by the Environmental Protection Agency that is intended to help homeowners pick products – whether it’s a window, door, or furnace - that have what it takes to help you lower your energy consumption and costs.

Energy Star® is a registered trademark of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.