Patio doors make for a great home improvement project to optimize unused outdoor space. That said, it is important to look for patio doors that have the features that will meet your needs.
Renewal by Andersen® of New Jersey-New York Metro, the top provider of doors in Hillsborough, New Jersey, discusses the features that your patio door should have.
Beauty
Choose patio doors that can enhance your home’s curb appeal, such as our French doors in Hillsborough, New Jersey. Our traditional French patio doors come with wide board style and rail construction with mortise-and-tenon joinery. They also feature stainable oak, maple, pine, or prefinished white interior.
We also offer contemporary gliding patio doors that feature a sleek and modern design, complemented by thin frames for maximum glass surface area. Choose from a wide range of colors, finishes, and glass grille pattern to add more character to your door.
Energy Efficiency
Your patio doors should come with insulating properties that will increase your home’s comfort levels. We offer wood sliding patio doors in Hillsborough, New Jersey, protected by fiberglass. We also have Frenchwood® gliding patio doors protected by a vinyl exterior. Each of these products features High-Performance™ Low-E4® glass to reduce heat transfer in and out of your home.
In addition, you can expect our experienced and factory-trained installers to ensure your patio doors are airtight. With these properties, you can be sure to enjoy more energy savings throughout the year.
Low-Maintenance
Our patio doors are made of superior wood covered with low-maintenance materials, such as vinyl, fiberglass, and aluminum. They will not fade, peel, blister, or corrode, reducing the need to repaint or replace them, making them a sustainable home improvement project. In addition, our patio doors come with warranties for your peace of mind.
Expect Renewal by Andersen of New Jersey-New York Metro to provide you with patio doors that will address your needs. Call us today at (866) 609-5033 for your door replacement concerns.
