Thinking about a new front door?  Here’s some tips from Boyland Windows

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How often do you think about your front door? We’re guessing probably not too often. But if the entrance to your home is beginning to look tired, then it’s a strong sign that you should think about replacing your front door.

A new front door is a great way to add visual appeal to your home and make it stand out from the rest. Adopting a new front door design can be approached as a standalone purchase or in conjunction with a window replacement project, enhancing both the appearance and efficiency of your home.

And whilst style is important it’s not the only factor that you should consider. You’ll want to think about energy efficiency, security, and how much a new front door costs. To help you decide, here are some tips from us at Boyland Windows on choosing the perfect front door for your home.

Choose the right style

When selecting a front door, consider the architectural style of your home. For traditional homes, a wooden door with intricate detailing might be appropriate. Contemporary homes may benefit from an aluminium door with clean lines. Composite doors provide a balance of attractive appearance and modern manufacturing technologies, making them suitable for all properties. Each type of door has its specific features and benefits, so talk to us at Boylands as it’s essential to consider factors like durability, maintenance, and aesthetics when making your choice.

Front Door Colours

Don’t underestimate the significance of colour – the shade of your front door can establish the character of your home. What does a black door say about you? Should you match the outside colour to the inside? What classic ‘safe’ colours should you use if you want to sell your house?

At Boyland Windows, we provide an extensive selection of colours to to complement your home’s façade. Whether you favour a timeless white, a vibrant red, or a subtle grey, the appropriate colour can make a statement and set the tone for your property.

Selecting hardware for your front door should ensure both functionality and aesthetic appeal. Handles, locks, and hinges are available in various finishes and styles. It is advisable to carefully choose those that harmonise with the design of your door and the overall appearance of your residence.

Consider The Hardware

Security

A front door should not only be pleasing but also provide security for your home. All new build homes must have doors that meet PAS 24: 2022 security measures to be compliant with the new security-focused Document Q part of Building Regulations.

If you possess an older uPVC door, it may be prudent to upgrade to a new uPVC or composite door with Secured By Design accreditation. Ensuring that your selected door complies with industry security standards provides ongoing peace of mind for you and your family.

Energy Efficiency

Feeling the pinch – consider replacing your front door! When your doors get old, they start to let cold draughts in and warm air out. This contributes to having a colder home that uses more energy to heat, costing you money on bills.

Using less energy not only lowers bills but keeps your home comfortable and reduces your carbon footprint too. Look for doors with high thermal insulation properties to ensure your home stays warm in the winter and cool in the summer.

Choose the Perfect Front Door Today

Your front door is more than just an entry point; it’s a statement about you and your home. At Boyland Windows we are dedicated to helping you make the right impression with a front door that enhances your home’s kerb appeal while also ensuring your comfort and security. Our team of experts can help you choose from our diverse range of materials, styles, and colours, and let your front door make a lasting impression that welcomes you home every day.

Contact us today for a free consultation and discover how new front doors can transform your home’s value, security, comfort, and style.

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