The last front door you'll ever buy
Steel and fiberglass entrance doors with multi-point locking — security, insulation and curb appeal in one half-day upgrade. Fitted once, right, for decades.
- Multi-point locking
- Factory finish
- Half-day install
Steel, fiberglass or wood — honestly compared.
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Steel
The security-first value choice. Strongest skin against forced entry; can dent and shows wear sooner.
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Fiberglass
The all-rounder — insulated core, convincing wood grain, shrugs off moisture and sun with minimal upkeep.
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Aluminum
The modern option: thermally broken frames, slim sightlines and glass sizes the other materials cannot carry. Costs more, and earns it on wide or heavily glazed openings.
Security that's built in, not bolted on.
Our reinforced line for homeowners who want entry protection above building code — without a bunker look.
- Multi-point locking at three points, not one
- Reinforced strike plate anchored into the stud
- Steel-reinforced frame and hinge side
Glazed options and hardware that lasts.
Panel layouts, glass inserts, sidelites and transoms — matched to your siding and trim with samples brought to your door.
- Glazed door options
- Hardware that lasts
Your front door is telling you something.
A failing entrance door quietly costs you heat, security and curb appeal at the same time. Here's what we look for on a free assessment.
- Daylight visible around the frame edges when the door is closed
- You have to lift, push or slam to get the deadbolt to turn
- Cold air across your feet in the entryway all winter
- Cracked, peeling or rotting slab, frame or threshold
- A single deadbolt only — no multi-point locking
- A dated look that drags down the whole façade
A new entrance, fitted in half a day.
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Consultation at home
We bring slab, glass and hardware samples so you can choose against your real siding and trim.
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Precision template
Older Barrie openings are rarely square — we template before ordering so the fit is exact.
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Manufacture & finish
Factory-painted or stained to your colour, with your glass insert and hardware pre-hung.
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Install & insulate
Old unit out, new frame squared, shimmed, insulated and sealed — usually before lunch.
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Security check
We set the multi-point lock, adjust the threshold and hand over keys and warranty.
Entrance doors we've fitted.
Steel, fiberglass and wood — with sidelites, transoms and glass chosen to match the house.
Modern entry with sidelites
Arched black entrance
Door with steel inlays
Craftsman door with leaded glass
Oak-finish entrance
Herringbone panel door
Classic black entry
White entry with arched transom
Standard on every entrance door
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Multi-point locking
Bolts the slab to the frame at three points, not one — with a Grade 1–2 deadbolt.
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Reinforced strike plate
Anchored into the wall stud with long screws — the single biggest anti-kick upgrade.
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Insulated core
Polyurethane cores around R-5, several times warmer than an old solid-wood slab.
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Factory finish
Baked-on colour or stain that survives sun and salt without annual repainting.
Entrance doors fitted across Barrie & Simcoe County
From heritage porches downtown to new builds in Bradford and Innisfil, we've matched entrance doors to every local architectural style. We handle brick returns, storm-door removal and sidelite reframing as part of the job — not as a change order.
«Sergei and the team installed our new doors and we're very happy with their work. The doors look amazing — they're true perfectionists.»
Frequently asked questions
Entrance and secured doors — materials, options and installation.
Steel offers the strongest skin for the money; fiberglass with a solid core plus a multi-point lock is just as secure in practice and ages better. Either way, the lock hardware and frame reinforcement matter more than the slab alone.
Yes — panel layouts, glass inserts, sidelites, transoms and factory-painted finishes in any standard colour. We bring samples to the in-home estimate.
A pre-hung entrance door replacement typically takes half a day, including squaring, insulating, sealing and hardware fitting. Doors with sidelites can take a full day.