Doors

When you’re shopping for a front door, factors you're thinking about are design, color, durability, security, and energy efficiency. So, which kind of door will fit the look and needs of your home the best? Let’s compare wood, steel, and fiberglass entry doors and carefully consider the advantages and disadvantages of each type.

Deadbolts offer a cost-effective way of increasing a home’s security. If you are concerned your standard door locks aren’t strong enough, this may be a sensible option. Mr. Handyman knows how to install doors and can also install a deadbolt in your home. Based on our experience, we recommend you follow these suggestions from Mr. Handyman’s door installers to ensure a successful project.

Featured in many homes in the early 20th Century, pocket doors are making a comeback in upscale home renovations. Showcased mainly for their ability to save crucial space in a home, pocket doors can be a simple and convenient solution if you’re looking for a door to use as an entry to your pantry, half bath, mudroom, laundry room, or other small room.

Picking the right storm door is just as important as proper door installation. It’s important to pick the right combination of screen and glass that will best serve the functions most important to you. Here are a few things to consider when picking out a storm door.

It’s probably a good idea. If you have drafts coming from the doors and around the windows, your home will continuously cost more money to heat and cool. Although getting new doors and windows installed will cost money, it’s likely to put more cash in your pocket long term.