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decision at a price we can afford?”

Solution: Our in home consultants focus on you first. We begin by asking questions, listening to your answers, and offering choices based on the input we’ve received from you. We don’t believe in a high pressure approach – we strive simply to get you what you want at a price you can afford.

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When to Replace Your Doors -

Included below are some factors to consider if you’re looking to replace your door.

Poor performance - Opening and closing is a difficult task; air leaks in, out or around the door; condensation or fogging occurs on or between glass panes;

Safety - Doors that don’t open easily may prevent a safe escape during a fire when seconds count, in addition doors that don’t shut properly may not keep intruders out.

Looks - Warping, Chipping, deterioration, and water stains on the door or around the door (inside or out).

Effort - Needing to repaint the door or to replace the hardware is expensive or difficult for you to do.

Improve the Energy Efficiency of Your Home - Keep your home cooler in the summer and warmer in the winter by opting for Low-E (low-emissivity) glass coatings. Low-E helps reduce heat transfer and ultraviolet (UV) rays that can fade carpets, walls and furniture. Select doors that have earned the ENERGY STAR® distinction to ensure you are maximizing potential savings to your heating and cooling costs. In addition many doors have a polyurethane foam core which offers approximately 5X the energy efficiency of a wood door.