Have you decided to give yourself a mini-education on doors? They’re fascinating products once you dive in: the portals to your sanctuary’s soul. Considering having yours replaced, and want to know a bit more before you start calling contractors?
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Most homeowners have some sort of seasonal house cleaning and maintenance regimen. A few times a year, we clean, fix, replace, or update the things around the house that go unnoticed day-to-day.
Something that many people overlook during seasonal cleaning are the doors to their home, which ironically is one of the things in the home that we use most often. In order to ensure your doors look as good and last as long as possible, you absolutely must maintain them.
But how…?
For general door care, here is a simple 5-star formula that’s easy to remember.
Looking for a new door? With the internet as well as local sources, there’s no end of options available. But a door can be a big investment, and you want to make sure that you’re making the right choice. For the money you’re putting out, you’re probably looking for a door that’s both beautiful and durable so that it can last for years without needing to be replaced again. This can be trickier to find, especially when you have to sift through all the options.
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Sometimes after years of seeing the same home day-in and day-out, you need a change. Maybe that change is moving to a new location and selling your current home to new homeowners. Maybe it’s just needing a new perspective on your home while you continue to live there. Either way, replacing your entry doors is one small, relatively undisruptive change that might be the best decision you make this year, changing your whole perspective of your home.
In the world of doors, fiberglass and steel often become lumped together. They’re both considered alternatives to wood doors. They’re both incredibly strong, meaning that you’ll have better security than you might with other doors. But fiberglass and steel doors are not equal in terms of quality, and it’s likely that one is better for your Orange County home than the other. How can you know which is the best for you? In today’s blog, let’s break down the pros and cons of both fiberglass and steel doors.
