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When it comes to door materials, metal and fiberglass have their benefits, but wood is, and always will remain, the ideal construction material for doors both exterior and interior. That’s not our opinion. It’s a consensus. Just ask our customers, and the general door buying public, and you’ll see that wood doors are our […]
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As winter sets in, you’re not going to be the only one looking for a cozy place to hole up. Winter is prime time for house-bound rodents like mice and rats, and if there’s one extra problem you don’t want on your plate this time of year, it’s a pest infestation. Rodents spread disease, damage […]
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After a while, even the best exterior wood doors can experience weathering and degradation due to exposure to the sun. The sun harms our doors just like it harms us. While sunshine won’t diminish the structural integrity of your door, it can negatively affect its appearance. Photodegradation doesn’t occur right away, but if exterior […]
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Winter is coming, and that means it’s time to talk about not only heating but heat retention. Those of us in colder climates have probably experienced less-than-adequate heating at home, whether in an owned home or a rented one. There can be a few different causes for a draft in your house, and usually, […]
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Doors are generally constructed with structural integrity and security in mind. The typical high-end door, whether it’s made of wood, steel, or fiberglass, can withstand reasonable amounts of stress and impact, with some variation depending on material and specific style of construction. A door’s frame plays a part here as well; a well-built door mounted […]
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Here at ETO Doors, we realize many of our new customers may be first-time homeowners, or just first-time home improvers, and that they might be preparing to make their first door purchase. For something we encounter all our lives and everywhere we go, doors can be a little mystifying, and most people don’t find themselves […]
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When you’re looking for a new exterior or interior door, whether it’s wood or fiberglass, modern or traditional, we’re convinced you’ll find the perfect match for you and your home at ETO Doors. But after you choose the right door, with the right measurements and configuration, your work isn’t finished. You’ll have to decide on […]
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After we spent the better part of a century distancing ourselves from lumber out of a preference for modern steel and concrete, it looks like we’re finally coming back around to good old wood as the ideal material for construction. Where synthetic building materials once signified wealth and modernity in developed countries, our post-industrial atmosphere […]
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The front door is the mouth of a house. It says a lot. It can determine the overall aesthetic of an otherwise neutral facade. It can be the difference between modernity and nostalgia, modesty and pomp, privacy and carefree exhibitionism, security, and insecurity. But before you can get into all that, it’s best to figure […]
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Should your front door have a window? It’s a question as old as time itself. Or as old as doors, maybe. At the very least, it’s a question as old as windows. There are a few factors to consider: the durability of a door with windows, the amount of privacy you may be sacrificing […]
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