A complete entrance
Coordinate the slab, frame, glass, sidelights, finish and hardware as one architectural composition.
South Florida · First impression · Lasting protection
Entry Doors
A front door with a stronger sense of arrival.
Impact-rated entry doors selected around your architecture, daily use and South Florida exposure.
1stThe detail guests notice
FullOpening planned as one system
DailyHardware made to feel right
Start with the property
A plan shaped around your home.
The front door is hardware, weather barrier and architectural focal point in one. We look at the full opening—door, frame, sidelights, transom, threshold and surrounding finish—then help you compare designs that suit the home without overlooking storm performance or daily operation.
Why homeowners explore it
Benefits you can feel every day.
Impact-rated options
Approved assemblies are available in solid, glazed and decorative configurations.
Better everyday function
A well-planned threshold, swing and hardware set make the entrance easier to use and maintain.
A clear route forward
From first look to final walkthrough.
- 01
Read the architecture
Study the facade, proportions, roof color and surrounding windows before choosing a door style.
- 02
Build the opening
Select configuration, material, finish, glazing, swing, lockset and handle.
- 03
Finish the arrival
Coordinate installation, threshold, sealant, stucco or trim work and final adjustment.
Details that shape the result
Look past the headline.
Good decisions live in the specifics. These are the conversations that turn a broad idea into a useful scope.
Door materials
Fiberglass, aluminum and other approved systems offer different looks, care needs and glazing choices.
Sidelights and transoms
Additional glass can brighten the foyer while remaining part of the tested entrance assembly.
Swing and clearance
Furniture, steps, walls and traffic flow all influence handing and swing direction.
Hardware
Choose finish, grip, locking style and smart-access compatibility around real daily use.
Straight answers
Questions worth asking early.
Can I keep my existing sidelights?
It depends on the proposed system and the condition of the full opening. Impact-rated entrances are evaluated as assemblies, so mixing components requires careful review.
Can an impact door include decorative glass?
Yes. Many approved systems offer clear, frosted or decorative laminated glass options.
Will the surrounding stucco need work?
Some finish work is common when frames are removed. The existing opening should be inspected so the proposal identifies the expected scope.
Make the first conversation useful
Bring what you know. We’ll help with the rest.
Start your project brief- A straight-on photo of the entrance
- Door, glass and hardware styles you like
- Any access, association or smart-lock requirements
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