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Front Door Replacement

The first thing to consider is the kind of material that you prefer. Manufacturers typically use three materials for front doors: wood, metal, and fiberglass. Each material has unique benefits.

Wood

Wood is a classic and traditional door choice, providing an aesthetic that many homeowners love. Depending on your chosen wood, the door can be quite heavy and sturdy. However, you must consider your climate, as wood can warp and rot over time in wetter environments. If you always protect and re-coat your wood as necessary, you can make a wood door work well for you.

Metal

If you are concerned about safety, metal is your door material because it is tough to break through. Metal doors are low maintenance and more energy efficient than wood. They will keep your house warm and cool at the right moments. New manufacturing processes are available to create beautiful metal doors that compete with the charming looks of wood doors.

Fiberglass

This artificial product has become the go-to choice for many homeowners. It has many qualities of wood and metal—without some of the drawbacks. It often looks better than metal and still withstands abuse and rugged use; it won’t warp or damage like wood and is low-maintenance. And the best part is that it can last for years.

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Always choose a solid door with quality locking options when considering your front door replacement. Select a door that will last a long time for the best return on investment. And buy a door that makes your house look updated so you can increase your home’s value. You won’t regret this significant yet easy homeowner investment.

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