Storm Doors

When you need a bit more protection without sacrificing natural light or airflow, storm doors are an easy and functional upgrade. Protecting your main entry door from weather, they provide improved insulation and added security, besides enhancing curb appeal.

What is a Storm Door?

Storm doors are secondary doors that mount at the front of your primary exterior entries. How they work: A robust aluminum or composite frame holds panels of glass or screen that you can switch out for ventilation or insulation.

What makes storm doors unique is that they serve both as a shield and a window, keeping rain and snow out while letting light in. During colder months, they help trap warm air inside; in warmer months, they allow fresh air to circulate when the glass is replaced or lowered to reveal a built-in screen. They come available in full-view, mid-view, and ventilating designs to match your home's needs and architectural style.

Why Choose Our Doors?

Weather Protection

Protects your entry door from rain, snow, and UV rays, adding to its life and maintaining the new look of finishes.

Energy Efficiency

It creates an insulating air pocket to help self-regulate indoor temperatures and save up on heating or cooling.

Built-In Security

Reinforced frames, tempered glass, and keyed locks ensure your home remains well-protected even when the main door is open.

Custom Style Options

Choose frame colors, decorative glass, or retractable screen systems that complement your home's exterior design.

Best Uses for Storm Doors:

Front or back entrances exposed to the weather
Homes in regions with extreme seasonal changes
Porches and mudrooms that benefit from added ventilation
Entryways where extra light or protection is desired
Secondary entrances that need year-round energy efficiency and airflow control

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the purpose of a storm door?

It protects your main entry from the elements while improving energy efficiency and airflow when needed.

Are they energy efficient?

Yes. The additional layer of glass and sealed frame reduce drafts and heat loss, keeping your home more comfortable year-round.

Can storm doors be locked?

Yes! Most new storm doors are fitted with multi-point or keyed locks for additional safety.

What materials are available?

Aluminum, vinyl, and composite are the most common—each designed to resist rust, warping, and fading.

Do storm doors require a lot of maintenance?

Not much. Clean the glass or screen regularly, check the seals and hinges annually, and lubricate moving parts to ensure smooth performance.

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Why Choose Woodwork for Your Residential Doors?

We offer trusted, high-quality residential door brands with expert guidance every step of the way. Whether you’re a contractor, builder, or property manager, our team helps you find the right fit for your project — without the big box runaround. From custom styles to quick lead times, we make it easy to get doors that work hard and look great.