I have a 1942 colonial with six panel door, with two sidelights and a statement picture window and flanking pull out casements. Due to poor paint condition(the door is actually in bad shape draft wise and just needs to be replaced straightaway) --and them being lead paint I'm replacing them...

I'm interested in replacing the window above the old concrete step (just to the right of the light brown brick) with a front door. Right now, those windows are an enclosed walkway from the garage to the house. The current front door is next to the garage door. Obviously I'd need to carefully...

I've lived in this house for a year and still have no idea what to do with this huge dead space over my front door. Any and all suggestions welcomed! Thanks!

Good evening, I have a 1960's home and two of my 3 entry doors need to be replaced. However, these two doors don't exactly have a bottom sill to just slide the old out and a new prehung door back in. my question what do I do, I'd rather not wrestle with making a custom door myself. As they sit...

I tried to upload a picture, but it wouldn't let me. Anyway, my husband and I are buying a house next week. It's a 1930s house with most of the original details restored and preserved. Including the door that leads from the sunroom (which leads to the outside front) to the living room. It is a...

I have a double entry panel door with custom stained glass inserts (2 each). I'd like to reduce heat lose through the door panels and stained glass. A new door is not possible. Is there any reason why I should not install vinyl/PVC panels that would cover the stained glass and door panels? The...

Just installed by a window/door company. Have only paid 1/4 thank goodness. This is what I ordered vinyl clad, no exterior exposed wood, no aluminum. Doors would not be protected and our old doors we have rotted frames etc. Door so tight in rough opening, it's bowing. no screws into...

I bought an older house last year and were slowly remodeling it. We have block walls with no insulation which I understand is common. I'm going to remove exterior walls to insulate. If I leave the furring strips on the walls I can only use roughly 1" foam board which isn't really enough...

1) We want to replace out front entry door. We have a perfectly solid jam. Would it be wise to replace just the door? It is a standard 36" wide door. 2) Our dilemma is that our jam is 6" wide and the In-stock door are typical 4 1/2" wide. To special order will be hike the price almost 50% more...