Begin with the door's jamb and frame. Your new door might need a new entryway as well. Old entryways and jambs often have hidden energy loss. Cracks and poor seals can lead to heat loss in winter. Ensure that you look closely at your door's frame before installing a new entry door.

Old entry doors are energy hogs. Poorly insulated doors allow heat to escape through bad seals and a lack of insulation. A new, solid entry door is an optimal way to insulate your home's living area while adding stunning beauty and curb appeal to your exterior.

There are several doors that you can outfit onto your entryway. Some are, of course, better than others. It's best to keep in mind, though, that any new entry door that you choose is likely better than what you already have. This fact is especially accurate if your door is at least a decade old. Newer doors are better insulated and more durable than doors from even a decade ago.

A new entry door is an energy-efficient solution to your home's heat and energy loss. New windows and doors will increase your home's R-value and prevent unnecessary energy loss, ultimately saving you money.

For additional information on how we can help you weatherproof your home, please contact us today.