If you've decided to take advantage of one of our spring specials and replace your old front door, why not add some high tech with a keyless lockset? Despite the technology, they come in styles that can accent even the most traditional homes. Why a keyless lock? The advantages are ...
read moreAlthough genuine wood entry doors may not work for all exterior situations, there are times that the natural warmth of wood could be just the right touch for your front door. We don't recommend natural wood doors in full sunlight or northern exposures in Minnesota's somewhat harsh winter climate since ...
read moreNothing matches real wood for warmth and traditional charm, especially when it comes to entry doors. While wood doors aren't appropriate for every application (they aren't recommended if they will be in full sun), and they require more maintenance than a steel or fiberglass door, many homeowners prefer real wood. ...
read moreIf you can only make one change to your home this year, replace your front door. There are a number of reasons to do so, but here are a few. First, no home improvement project pays off in terms of increase in home value better than exterior projects. And according ...
read moreIf you have fiberglass doors, you may be wondering how to revive faded stain. Bob Vila covers this topic beautifully in his radio show here, and provides links to further useful information. Before you start painting, clean and sand the door lightly with a piece of fine sandpaper. A marine ...
read moreYour front entry often forms the first impression people get of you and your home. Does your front door reflect your taste? Does it say what you'd like to communicate about the people who live inside? If your front door is just a means to get in and out of your ...
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