At Kelly Contracting Services, we will help you select the best style, finish, and material to help fit your budget and needs. Roughly a third of your home’s energy is lost through inefficient windows and doors. With the cost of gas, electricity, and heating reaching all time highs, it is a must to ensure your windows and doors are running at maximum efficiency. We work directly with Provia Doors as our steel and fiberglass door supplier.
Door Styles
Fiberglass Doors - While the name fiberglass might give you doubts on strength, fiberglass doors are in fact quite strong. Replacement fiberglass doors come in a variety of styles, designs, and patterns and can be painted to further enhance its appearance. Aside from being environmentally friendly, fiberglass doors will not rot or rust. Unlike wood doors, you will never have to worry about bowing, warping, or twisting with fiberglass doors.
Steel Doors - For consumers who want a little peace of mind, steel doors are very strong and offer more durability and security than any other door on the market. Replacement steel doors come in 20 & 22 gauge thickness with a variety of styles and designs and can be purchased with many decorative glass options. Steel doors are great for keeping out moisture and known for its low maintenance and ease of cleaning. Steel doors are also very energy efficient.
Door Types
Entry Doors – Entry doors, also known as entrance doors, are the first thing your visitors will see. An attractive front door will increase the perceived value of your home while making a lasting good impression.
Storm Doors - For an extra level of security to your entryway, you can add a storm door, which will also protect your home from unwanted elements such as dirt or pests. Leaving your entry door open allows for more ventilation and light to pass through. Storm doors come in a variety of options to fit your needs.
French Doors – French doors are double doors that swing open from the middle. While both doors can swing wide open, typically only one side is opened while the other is hinged and secured. French doors let in maximum light due to the glass panels that extend the entire frame.
Sliding Doors – Sliding doors, a type of patio door, are great for space saving as they do not take up room by swinging open. Sliding doors offer the most light to pass through as the door is made almost entirely of glass.
Patio Doors – Patio doors are doors that are hinged at one side and swing outward or inward. Patio doors are more traditional and conventional.
