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EntryDoors

The first thing people see.

Front doors, sidelites, and transoms, fitted so they close with a light push and lock without a fight.

Gray home with a covered entry and wood double front doors

Entry door options.

One door, two, and the glass around them.

01

Single door

One door, sized and hung to your opening. The most common front door.

02

Double doors

Two doors for a wide entry. A big welcome and room to move furniture.

03

Sidelites

Narrow glass panels beside the door. More light in the entry.

04

Transoms

Glass above the door. Light without giving up privacy at eye level.

Black front door with a sidelite under a cedar porch roof
Dark craftsman home with a wood front door and porch
Modern entry with a wood door beside tall glass panels
Black front door on a blue covered porch

Pick the material.

What it is made of decides how it lasts.

01

Fiberglass

Stands up to weather, will not rot, and can be made to look like wood.

02

Steel

Strong and a good value. It can dent, so it suits a covered entry.

03

Wood

Warm and classic. It needs more care to keep it looking good in the rain.

Questions.

What people ask before they call.

Fiberglass, steel, or wood?
Fiberglass holds up best to Oregon weather with the least upkeep. Steel is strong and costs less. Wood looks great and needs the most care. We bring samples so you can see and feel the difference.
How do I know my front door needs replacing?
You can see daylight around the edges, feel a draft, have to shove it to close, the lock fights you, or the bottom is soft or rotting.