Entry doors Lexington SC enhance curb appeal, security and energy efficiency of homes. Dealers and installers offer homeowners a selection of styles and materials to match their desired design aesthetic.
ProVia’s Heritage fiberglass and Embarq wood imitation entry doors are certified ENERGY STAR products, featuring insulation foam to reduce drafts from increasing heating and cooling costs, sturdy frames, and hardware designed to withstand harsh weather conditions.
Fiberglass
Homeowners who choose fiberglass doors enjoy an unmatched combination of beauty and strength that’s hard to come by elsewhere in entry door materials. Resembling authentic wood grain in appearance and resistant to insects as well as warping or cracking over time – not to mention being energy efficient since drafts won’t increase heating or cooling costs!
These doors come with various panel and glass designs to fit any architectural style from contemporary to traditional. Some manufacturers even provide privacy-enhancing textured or frosted glass while others feature low-e glass for energy efficiency.
GRP fiberglass is an inexpensive yet highly durable option. While not as rigid as steel, its higher tensile strength over wood means it won’t shrink or corrode in coastal environments and it can even tolerate humidity changes without shrinking or cracking – making it an attractive alternative to wood for many different design possibilities.
Steel
Steel doors offer unparalleled security. Their incredible strength means they don’t warp in different temperatures like wood doors can. Dings and dents can easily be repaired; light scratches often vanish with just a simple polish. Steel also stands up well against corrosion damage from rainy climates compared to other materials, making it an excellent option.
Though some might assume metal doors will transmit heat or cold into their homes, modern steel doors have become energy efficient thanks to insulation technology. A layer of thermal foam typically fills most steel door frames to help retain warmth from within and keep cold out; smooth or woodgrain textures may include glass features for an added flair – and they tend to cost significantly less than many other exterior door options!
Aluminum
Entry doors are an essential component of your home’s security and energy efficiency, protecting against weather elements while creating an impressionful first impression for guests. From adding decorative glass cutouts to extra protection against intruders, Lexington SC door dealers have just what you need!
Pella offers an assortment of fiberglass doors with impressive energy efficiency ratings that have earned Energy Star certification, featuring double and single panel options in various panel sizes to complement any design aesthetic.
ProVia Legacy steel front doors include energy-saving insulation foam to reduce drafts that could increase heating and cooling costs, giving your home added durability while helping protect it against intruders.
ProVia provides storm doors that are 20% thicker than industry-standard screens. These models come in various heights, styles, and self-storing designs to meet every need – Heritage fiberglass and Embarq wood imitation models feature energy star-certified weather seals to keep exterior air out while trapping in interior warmth.
Storm Doors
Storm doors provide your entryway with extra protection, blocking rain, ice, and snow while blocking drafts while allowing natural sunlight into your home. Furthermore, storm doors help improve energy efficiency – helping lower energy consumption and utility bills!
Homeowners prioritize their pets’ safety, and an integrated dog door into a storm door makes it simple for them to go in and out as necessary without opening the main door. This solution eliminates the need for separate pet doors which may detract from an entranceway’s aesthetics or compromise design aspects of your home.
LARSON offers ProVia storm doors in custom heights and styles that complement any home decor, featuring removable screens, French door configuration, venting capabilities to regulate indoor temperatures, as well as energy saving ComforTech warm edge glazing systems certified as energy savers.