The Right Door
Why you should take the time to choose the right door for your home. So, what makes a good entry door?
Weak doors can provide easy access for unwanted intruders. Choosing a door with reinforced 20 gauge steel and a 20 gauge steel security plate (the door lock area) maximizes security for you and your family.
Curb Appeal
The first thing that catches your eye and the last thing you see when you leave, the front door, is a centerpiece of your house. There are a few things that you can do to boost the curb appeal of your house, upgrading the front door is one of those things. Your front door design, condition, and color are extremely important for curb appeal.
Maintenance
The front door is generally the most used door of a home and requires the right components and construction to make it last. Traditionally doors were made from wood, but technologies have changed to allow for other compositions that require less maintenance. Provia’s Signet Fiberglass doors have taken fiberglass entry system to the next level. The embossed woodgrain is an astonishingly accurate representation of real wood, whilst making the door durable and energy efficient.
Bruin has been installing the highest quality entry and patio doors in the industry for over 30 years. And, while quality entry and patio doors enhance the beauty of any home, proper installation is a key component to long-lasting beauty and achieving energy efficiency.
Bruin Corp honors manufacturers’ warranties, is fully licensed and insured, and is a participating contractor for the Mass Save Energy Services Program.
If you’re interested in learning more about what’s the best door for your home, then give Bruin Corp a call today! 508-881-8200
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