Not only will it make a huge difference in the appearance of your home, but it will also affect its security and energy efficiency.
We know it can be difficult to choose a front or back door, so we have put together a guide.
Making Your Front And Back Doors More Secure
Front and back door pricing guide
Due to the need to be stronger, more durable, and more energy-efficient, a front or back door is likely to cost more than an interior door.
Prices will vary greatly depending on the type of material and the style. Consider the cost of additional features like color, hardware, or glass panes.
Security for front and back doors
While front doors get the most attention, security for back doors is often overlooked. Security is the main concern of most homeowners when choosing a front and back door. Security will be affected by the material you choose for your front or back door. Aluminum and composite are often the most secure options. A good locking system, as well as additional features like a viewer or a door chain, will make your doors secure.
Energy efficiency
While the roof and walls are the main culprits of heat loss, the door can also play a role. A well-fitted door constructed from an insulation material is essential to keep warm and cool air inside your home.
Does it take long to install a door?
Depending on what kind of door you choose and how the floor and surrounding frames are constructed, the time it takes for a front or rear door to be installed can vary. Installations usually take less than one day and are often completed in a matter of hours. You should verify that your installer is able to do any painting on your door. In some cases, you might need to hire a separate painter.
Door Style Guide
Please use the chart below in your quote, so we have a better idea of your job requirements.
