AAA Awning

Unfortunately, not every door on the market is made to stand up against strong winds and heavy rain. If you want to ensure your door isn't the weak spot of your home, adding a storm door is a good start.

Did you know that commercial canopies can be crafted to size specifications? Whether you are looking for a canopy to extend outward from the front door of a business, or to fit outside of a small window, we can help.

While your garage can be an excellent place to store lawn equipment and sporting goods, it does you no good if your door isn't closing. If you suspect a malfunction in your opener, we're always ready to correct it.

Energy efficient doors are specifically designed to create a tight seal in the entryway, using the latest technology when it comes to weather stripping, in order to eliminate the exchange of cold and warm air.

If one of your main concerns is energy efficiency, you may not want to choose a wood door. Many steel and fiberglass doors have higher R-values, which measures thermal resistance, than wood doors.

The typical homeowner spends an average of $1,900 on utility bills per year, according to the U.S. Department of Energy. Much of that money is wasted because of windows and doors that are not energy efficient.

Looking for a long-lasting, durable front door for your home? Consider fiberglass. Fiberglass doesn't dent, warp, rust, or crack like other materials. It also resists temperature-related changes like shrinking and swelling and has an insulated core that makes them energy efficient.

If you have windows that face either east or west (or both), you can help control the amount of heat that enters the home with well-planned landscaping. Shade trees will block most of the direct sunlight in the hottest months, helping your windows efficiency.

Did you realize that adding light colored or reflective drapes can reduce the summer heat gain through your sunny windows by around 33 percent? Adding awnings to those windows can reduce the heat gain by twice that (or 66 percent).

A new carriage house garage door can give your home a spectacular facelift. Carriage-style doors can come in steel, which is a low-maintenance and durable material.

Let your tastes show through with your choice of patio doors for your home. Whether you choose swinging doors or sliding doors, let your choice of color create the mood you want in your back yard.

Adding an awning to your deck or patio will do more than provide protection from wind and rain. It will provide protection from dangerous ultraviolet light, too. Your family can relax and enjoy the outdoors instead of risking sunburn or having to slather on sunscreen every couple of hours.

It's important to remember that windows are just as vulnerable to storms as the doors are. Unfortunately, broken glass from windows can often cause just as much damage as the storm water that makes it inside.