Entry doors are more than a main point of entry for residential and commercial properties; they set the tone for aesthetics, security and energy efficiency. Choose from a range of styles, sizes and finishes.
Choose a company that prioritizes experience and customer service, and offers an array of door products to ensure you get the best results possible.
Solid Wood
Solid wood doors have been the traditional favorite for residential exterior doors in Murray UT, offering natural beauty and classic appeal that enhances the aesthetics of any home or business. They are also available in an array of designs to suit any architectural style. Wood exterior doors can be carved, painted or stained to complement the surrounding decor and can include sidelights and transoms to add visual interest. Although they require regular maintenance and are susceptible to warping and sagging, wooden doors can provide long-lasting performance in varying climate conditions, particularly if they’re well-insulated.
Patio doors, which are typically made of sliding or French-styled wood or fiberglass doors, also play a vital role in enhancing your property’s aesthetic and security. They can be adorned with frosted or unfrosted glass panels to add privacy while also increasing light penetration.
Aluminum Clad
If you are looking for a way to improve the appearance of your home, add value and eliminate maintenance issues, new or replacement exterior doors can make a huge difference. The Glenview Doors Aluminum Clad Collection combines superior craftsmanship with the beauty of natural wood to create entry doors that are both beautiful and durable. These doors have natural wood veneers visible from the inside and a protective aluminum shield on the outside that helps them resist the elements better than solid wood. We are proud to be the Lincoln window & door dealer in Utah that carries this line of products.
Fiberglass
Fiberglass entry doors were introduced to the market a few decades ago. They’re stronger than wood and offer energy efficiency, reducing home heating and cooling costs. They also won’t warp, rot or shrink.
Manufacturers have gotten really good at mimicking the look of real wood doors in fiberglass. You can even get a door with molded raised panels, an oak grain pattern or period details like dentil shelves.
Fiberglass doors are made of two layers of fiberglass skin, an insulated foam core and a polyurethane or composite frame that protects it from damage. The skins are bonded to stiles and rails that may be constructed from LVL lumber, composite or a full-composite material. They are less likely to rust than steel models and offer a wider range of customization options, including paints and hardware styles. Unlike steel, fiberglass doors are not designed for refinishing. They can be repainted, but only once or twice. They can be sanded down, however, if they become scratched or marred.
Steel
Historically, homeowners have chosen steel entry doors for their security benefits and durability. These doors resist dents and rust and come in many styles to match any home. However, these doors are not ideal for all homes due to their industrial look and the lack of color options.
If you are looking for a more traditional style, wrought iron doors are made by pouring molten iron into a mold and then hammering it out to give it the shape of a door. These doors are heavy and best installed by a professional to prevent air and water infiltration. They are also more expensive than other materials. However, you can get a similar look with a fiberglass clad door that offers the strength of steel and wood. Fiberglass is also resistant to warping, rust, and denting, while its insulated core helps reduce energy costs. It is also available in more textured finishes that add a more natural appearance to your home.