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A Complete Guide to Storm Doors<\/h4>\n

A storm door is installed on the outside of your regular entry door, creating a barrier that saves energy and protects your door from harsh weather. Storm doors also create an extra level of security, particularly if they have a deadbolt.<\/p>\n

Storm doors save energy by reducing air leaks from the main door. They are especially effective if your front door is old but still in OK shape (new doors tend to be very energy efficient, reducing the benefits of storm doors). Storm doors also save energy by reducing heat loss. Compared to other energy-saving upgrades, adding a storm door produces a lot of bang for your buck.<\/p>\n

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Types of Storm Doors <\/h4>\n

Storm doors are available in a variety of styles. Some are more decorative, while others are made mostly of glass to provide a full view of your front door. Most storm doors have some combination of glass and screen panels, and some have removable panels that allow you to switch from glass to screens as the seasons change.<\/p>\n

Some storm doors have kick plates to protect the bottom portion, and some have added security features such as grilles, deadlocks and security glass. Most come with some sort of door closer or stop that controls how fast the door opens and closes, and allows you to prop the door open if needed.<\/p>\n

Storm doors are sold in a variety of standard sizes – you\u2019ll have to measure before you start shopping to figure out what size to buy. Or, you can hire a professional to do the measuring. If your opening is too large for a standard door, you can buy a device called a Z-bar extender to fill in the extra space. However, some people find these unattractive and opt for a custom door instead. Custom doors can be any size and the design possibilities are endless, but they are much more expensive.<\/p>\n

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Cost of Storm Doors <\/h4>\n

Standard-size storm doors usually cost about $100 to $300.<\/strong> Custom doors vary in price depending on the size and complexity, but plan to spend at least $300 to $500 to order a custom size and $1,000 to $1,500<\/strong> or more to have a custom door built. <\/p>\n

Professional installation adds about another $100 to $200<\/strong>. If you\u2019re handy, you can cut out that cost by handling the installation yourself. Most standard doors are pre-hung, which makes installation fairly simple. All you\u2019ll need is a drill and screwdriver. <\/p>\n

A storm door is a great investment if you have a main door that is old but still in decent enough condition that it\u2019s not yet time to replace. If your door has deteriorated to the point that there are significant air leaks, you should spring for a new, energy efficient main door instead of a storm door.<\/p>\n

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Choosing a Storm Door <\/h4>\n