The cold weather has arrived and most of us are thinking about ways to keep the heat in our home, not purposely having a huge opening with a door swap and to let all the heat out. You will find though, that the small amount of time that we take in switching out your old front door for your new one won’t let any significant amount of heat out of your home.
And any heat that does escape is a small price to pay for the amount of time and energy savings you can see by getting that new front door in now, instead of waiting until spring.
So no, it is never too late to put in a new front door.
Why Now is a Great Time For a New Front Door
Now is a great time for a front door because you just about have our undivided attention. Once the cold weather hits people think that putting in new windows and doors is not possible, so they wait until spring to contact us.
That means that when you call us right now for a new front door, you will be able to get it installed faster than you would be able to in the spring or summer.
It’s Still Only Fall
Winter hasn’t even officially started yet, so we still have a long stretch of cold weather in front of us. By acting now and getting a new front door installed that is energy efficient, you will have a whole winter free of the cold air from outside creeping its way in your home.
An energy-efficient front door also does a better job at keeping the warm air from your heater inside your home where it belongs. So not only will you be more comfortable for the coming winter, you will also get to enjoy lower heating bills from your heater not having to work so hard.
New Front Door Just in Time for the Holidays
When you host any parties or holiday dinners you always want your home to look your best. Right now it’s too cold to put a fresh coat of paint on your home to spruce it up, and new landscaping is definitely out of the question.
A new front door however, is something you can have right now and you will be amazed at the how much better your home will look after a simple change like a new front door.
