Photo credit: Swoolverton. License. Photo was cropped and straightened. Whether you’re looking to replace your front door or a side door on your home, finding the right replacement door type for you can be difficult. So as you’re looking at the different replacement door types, you see fiberglass doors, vinyl doors, steel doors, and storm doors, to name a few. But...storm doors? What is that, a door to protect your home from harsh storms? While fiberglass, vinyl, wood, and steel are types of materials used for doors, a storm door is a style of door, like an entry or patio door.

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You’ve heard the phrase one too many times: “These are unprecedented times.” Whether it be leaving the office for good, learning how to be a homeschool teacher, or ordering takeout instead of eating in, it’s hard to deny the statement is true. Industries of every kind have experienced shortages. Labor and material shortages have created delays and order backups like never before. And they’re only getting worse.

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When looking for a replacement door, knowing its warranty is just as important as knowing the other qualities. What exactly is covered? What is the lifetime of the warranty? If something goes wrong, what will the manufacturer do? If you experience issues with a door you got replaced recently, you want to understand and reference the warranty easily. This way you know exactly what is covered and what to do. Whether you’re looking to replace your door or notice a problem with a current one, you want to be familiar with the warranty.

When going into a home remodeling project, the situation can feel nerve-wracking. You know it is a big investment, and the last thing you want is to feel pressured by a salesperson to buy something you’re not ready for.