The ambiance of Christmas lights is slowly appearing around your neighborhood. Holiday classics ring out from your radio. Brisk breezes make you bundle into your Winter coat further. This can only mean one thing: the holidays are here! Whether you’re the type that loves to plan meticulously ahead or tends to leave things to the last minute, one thing you can’t escape this year is holiday decorating. One of the best ways to get in the holiday spirit is by decorating your home’s exterior to spread cheer for all who see.

Is your front door old and worn? Have you been experiencing problems with it for a while? Do you feel like you’ve tried everything to fix it? If this sounds like you, your front door may be dead. We’re sorry to be the ones to break the news to you. So, you’re wondering what to do next to fix your front door. Are there any possible solutions, or do you need a full door replacement?

Have you been thinking about remodeling a part of your home lately? Maybe upgrading your kitchen cabinets, replacing your old, worn windows, or remodeling your primary bathroom has been on your mind for several years. You feel as though you’ve been saving up and looking forward to the time when you can finally get started on this project when all of the sudden…..the economy is slowing down, again.

So, you’ve recently noticed water gathering around your exterior door and are wondering why this is happening and what the proper solution is.

Have you ever had certain expectations when you bought a product or invested in a service only to find it was not what you were promised? You feel tricked, taken advantage of, and sometimes question your sanity when you experience something like this. How could I let this happen? Why did I think this was the right choice? What did I miss?

An exterior door is a barrier to your home. Whether it’s a front, back, or side door to your garage, your door must function correctly to protect your home. If you’ve noticed light peeking through or felt a draft blowing around the edges of your door, it is not creating a proper seal to keep your home secure. You may not notice these symptoms unless you know what to check for.