The right front door doesn’t just boost curb appeal, it sets a stylistic tone for the whole home. We offer modern front doors, double front doors, farmhouse front doors, and more — you can even customize our doors! All our entry doors are handmade and can also help improve your home’s security and energy efficiency. Start exploring your options and get answers to your questions below.
(Opens in a new tab)Our designs range in style from modern to traditional. They’re also highly customizable with colors, hardware, grille options, and more. They can swing inward or outward, be painted or stained, and offer additional weather resistance with an optional aluminum-clad exterior.
(Opens in a new tab)A multi-point lock is a popular option on all our front doors. This is one of the best security features since it goes above and beyond a traditional deadbolt. You can also choose a Yale Assure Lock® to monitor, lock, and unlock your door from anywhere.
(Opens in a new tab)We use a wood core in all our front doors for its natural insulating properties. A flexible foam weatherstripping plus a sweep watershed helps provide a strong seal. And all our glass front doors come standard with dual-pane glass and a Low-E coating so you can get a more energy efficient front door in any design.
Let us help you get started. Use this design tool to see all the possibilities for your next project.
A black, gray, or navy-blue front door can help increase a home’s sale value according to a Zillow analysis of 132,000 homes sold since 2010. It found that black or gray can help fetch up to $6,271 more, while navy blue can help fetch $1,500 more. Curb appeal is more subjective, however. And you’ll want to start by coming up with a color scheme that matches your exterior. Want some help with this? The experts at Sherwin-Williams have some advice on creating an exterior color palette for your home.
While a DIY approach might seem like a good way to save some money, an exterior door installation is a task best left to the professionals. Here's why: Improper installation can lead to a host of problems, including drafts, water leaks, and security vulnerabilities. Hiring an experienced contractor is a smart investment that pays off in the long run. We can help you find a local contractor who specialized in doors and knows our products. Here's what to look for in your contractor.
