It looks like wood.
The wood-grain skin can be stained to look like oak or mahogany. You can also get a smooth skin and paint it.
It's tough.
It won't dent, rust, warp or rot, so it's a good choice for a door that takes a lot of weather.
There's no sanding.
It closes against new weatherstrip all the way around.
From outside.
We fit the trim to your house, whether it's siding, brick, shake or stone.
Fiberglass entry
Fiberglass won't dent, rust, warp or rot, and it can be stained to look like oak or mahogany.
$2,500–$5,500
Typical installed price, each, before your free measure
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Style
Color
Cherry
Unit
Sides
Top
- Won't
- Dent, rust or rot
- Stainable
- Oak or mahogany look
- Insulated
- Core
- Available
- Sidelites and transoms
Fiberglass entry$2,500–$5,500Price it
Front door styles.
Each one comes in your color, single or double, with sidelites and a transom if you want them.
10 of 25
Craftsman three-lite
Three small windows over a dentil shelf.
Color
Unit
Sides
Top
Photos.
How it works.
What's inside the door.
Where it works best.
Doors facing the weather
Handles sun, wind and lake weather without warping.
Wood-look entries
The appearance of stain with none of the upkeep.
Fine entries
Add sidelites and a transom for a formal front.
Busy families
Shrugs off kids, dogs and groceries.
Options.
Everything is built to order. We can go over all of this at your free measure.
Looking after it
Wash with mild soap. A stained finish may eventually want a fresh top coat if it faces full sun.
- Skin
- Fiberglass, smooth or wood-grain texture
- Finish
- Painted or stained
- Core
- Insulated, Energy Star options
- Glass
- Sidelites and transoms available
- Install
- Pre-hung, sealed and trimmed the same day
How it compares.
How we’d rate them. Five dots is best.
StyleSecurityLow upkeepDaylightValue
Steel entryFiberglass entryWood entrySliding patioFrench patioStorm doorsPet doors
Built for the weather off the lake.
What it’ll cost.
What moves the price
- Size, sidelites and transoms
- Decorative glass
- Finish or stain
- Hardware and locks
What’s always included
- Free in-home measure and written price
- Custom build to your opening
- Installation by our own crew
- Haul-away and cleanup
$2,500–$5,500
Ballpark, installed. Your free measure gets you an exact written price.
Get an exact priceFrom first call to clean floors.
1. We measure
We spend about an hour at your house, measure every opening, show you samples and give you a written price.
2. We build
We custom-make your doors to those measurements, which usually takes a few weeks. We'll give you a date when you order.
3. We install
Our own crew does the work. They cover your floors and furniture first, then square, seal and trim every unit.
4. We clean up
We haul away the old units and leave the house as we found it. Most homes are finished in a single day.
Comment cards from our customers.
All the cards“Very happy with the workmanship of the installation.”
“They were extremely courteous and professional. They took extra time just to place plastic on the carpet so they didn’t track dirt. Very nice people. They did an amazing job!”
“Very good, courteous and professional – highly recommended”
“My wife and I are very pleased. We look forward to replacing even more windows next year. well done!”
“Would recommend Custom Windows to anyone asking for a recommendation. Absolutely satisfied.”
“I am pleased with all the work that was done. Thank You.”
Fiberglass entry questions.
Does it really look like wood?
A stained wood-grain door looks very close from normal viewing distance. We bring samples to your estimate so you can judge.
Fiberglass or steel?
Steel is the best security value. Fiberglass resists dents and takes a stain, and it's the better choice for a door in hard weather.
Can I paint it later?
Yes. Both smooth and textured skins can be painted.
Can it be Energy Star?
Energy Star options are available, depending on the door and glass you pick.
Let’s look at your windows.
Free in-home estimate. Exact measurements and a written price. No pressure.