Entry doors, Garden and Patio doors replacement across Toronto and the GTA, York Region and Central Ontario
Steel and fibreglass entry doors, sliding patio doors, along with hinged garden and French doors. Every door is specifically made to fit the custom opening of your home.
Our doors and styles
Steel Entry Doors
A steel entry door is the strongest and best-value front door we fit. The skin is hot-dipped galvanized before the factory Polytex finish goes on, so…
Steel Entry Doors
Fibreglass Entry Doors
A fibreglass door gives you the look of stained wood without the maintenance of it. The skin is compression-molded with a genuine oak grain deep…
Fibreglass Entry Doors
Sliding Patio Doors
A sliding patio door glides sideways on a track, so it needs no swing clearance at all. On a small deck, a narrow balcony or a dining room where the…
Sliding Patio Doors
Garden Doors
A garden door is a hinged patio door, it swings open like a regular door rather than sliding. The payoff is the clear opening: nothing sits in the…
Garden DoorsSecurity, insulation, glass and hardware
Security
Steel entry doors carry a solid wood lock block behind the strike and deadbolt, the point where a hollow door fails under impact. Fibreglass doors take multi-point locking, which is a warranty condition as well as a security feature. Patio sliders use a recessed laminated steel lock, and garden doors a recessed astragal lock; both carry a lifetime replacement guarantee.
Insulation
Both entry door types are foam-cored. Fibreglass leads on paper, with roughly six times the insulating value of a solid wood door and no continuous metal skin conducting cold across the panel. Steel closes much of the gap with a bonded polyurethane core and continuous wood stiles and rails acting as a thermal break.
Glass
Over 500 glass insert options on entry doors, from clear and obscured through stained glass and wrought iron, with grille patterns to match. Patio and garden doors take Low-E or Low-E with argon, and internal mini blinds can be sealed between the panes where you want privacy without anything to dust.
Hardware
Entry doors accommodate a wide range of handle sets and deadbolts, with an extended full-length lock block on fibreglass units to suit taller hardware. Adjustable bottom sweeps let the seal be re-tuned years later as the house settles, rather than replaced.
Is a steel or fibreglass entry door better?
Steel offers the best security and value, while fibreglass offers the best insulation and a convincing wood look. Steel doors are hot-dipped galvanized with a bonded polyurethane foam core and a solid wood lock block. Fibreglass doors use a compression-molded skin over a polyurethane core with roughly six times the insulating value of a solid wood door, and take stain over an oak grain finish.
Do steel entry doors rust in Ontario winters?
Properly finished steel doors do not rust in Ontario winters. The steel is hot-dipped galvanized before a factory-applied Polytex finish goes on, so the surface is protected twice over against corrosion and road salt. Rust appears where the finish has been cut, drilled or chipped and left unsealed. Touching up scratches promptly keeps the panel sound.
Can I install a storm door over a new entry door?
No, a storm door should not be fitted over a new entry door, because trapped solar heat builds up between the two panels and can warp the door or damage the finish. This applies to both steel and fibreglass units. If you want the extra draft protection a storm door offers, tell us at the consultation and we will address it through weatherstripping and sill adjustment instead.
What is the difference between a garden door and a sliding patio door?
A garden door swings open on hinges like a regular door, while a sliding patio door glides sideways on a track. Garden doors give a wider clear opening and a more traditional look, but need swing clearance inside or out. Sliders take no floor space at all, which matters on a small deck or in a tight dining room. Both are available with screens.
Are patio doors secure?
Modern patio doors are secure, using a recessed laminated steel lock on sliding units and a recessed astragal lock on garden doors, both carrying a lifetime replacement guarantee. The rolling sash cannot be lifted out of its track once locked, which was the weakness in older aluminium doors. Multi-point hardware and laminated glass options are available where security is the main concern.
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