Installing and Repairing Doors

A sliding glass shower door can make your bathroom look open and bright, but very often it allows water to settle onto the tracks and, in turn, mold develops. A good solution to this is a frameless shower screen. This is a piece of glass that is attached to the wall with or without a hinge and which doesn't require a track. If you're thinking of a frameless shower screen for your bathroom, your installer can recommend some options for you but you might want to do some research on your own first.

Security doors, whether that's a screen door or an inside storm door, can be a great choice for easily adding to the security of your home. Unless you upgrade the locks, you don't need to worry about codes as you would for an alarm system, and security doors don't detract from the look of your home as multiple security cameras and motion detectors might. Companies like Stan Bond Security offer a number of door styles with varied levels of decoration to better suit the look of your home.

As a homeowner, no doubt you're concerned about the level of security you have on your property, but may hesitate when it comes to adding security doors. In times past, security doors often looked prison-like, with heavy iron bars across their fronts, and may have made the house seem more like a compound than a real home. However, if you haven't shopped for security doors lately, you may be surprised at their appearance, and the security they offer for your home's front and back doorways: