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Your front door is the centrepiece of your home's exterior. It sets the tone, protects what's inside, and adds lasting value to your property. With DraftLOCK steel entry doors, you get durability, energy efficiency, and protection built for Canadian climates.
Our modern front doors feature sleek hardware, glass panels, and customizable colours and frames—perfect for contemporary homes.
Our traditional front doors offer timeless European-inspired detailing, elegant glass, and grille options to complement classic architecture while maintaining durability and energy efficiency.
Our installers are factory-trained, following Canadian Standards Association (CSA) guidelines on every entry door replacement. Before every install, we check for faulty or rotting construction frames and address them as needed.
When the job is done, we leave your home the way we found it. No dirt, no debris. Every installation is backed by our 25-year transferable warranty, with dedicated after-sales support if you ever need it.
Entry door replacement, done right the first time.
DraftLOCK Windows are definitely one of the most attractive and energy efficient windows on the market. Built to last and backed by a 25-year transferable warranty, these windows are truly a great investment that will enhance the value of your home for years to come.
All our installers are factory-trained. Before every install, we replace any faulty or rotting window frame components in line with Canadian Standards Association (CSA) guidelines.
When the job is done, we leave your home the way we found it. No dirt, no dust, no debris. Every installation is backed by our 25-year transferable warranty, with dedicated after-sales support if you ever need it.
Our entry doors are available in a wide range of styles and sizes, with customizable features including gripsets, levers, knobs, and deadbolts. Every door at Canadian Choice is made to order for your exact size, style, and finish. Door slabs, glass inserts, and additional hardware can be configured to suit any home.
Choose from a wide range of finishes and colours, with the option to custom-match for any style of home.
Sidelites, or sidelights, are large sections of glass on a door that allow for better exterior views and more natural light. They can be made as fixed glass inserts for door panels or as corner-to-corner insulated glass in clear or decorated finishes.
Transoms are the section of glass above your door, acting as a small window within the door frame. They bring in more natural light, create a more open interior feel, and work well in homes with high ceilings. Transoms are available in a range of shapes and styles to suit your home's design.
Our standard entry doors are DraftLOCK steel, built for durability, energy efficiency and protection in Canadian climates, custom-made to your exact size and finish, and backed by our 25-year transferable warranty.
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For a more traditional entryway, all-wood front doors are available as single or double swinging doors, with or without sidelites, in up to nine interior wood species and protected by CoreGuard Plus wood protection.
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Aluminum-clad wood front doors pair that same wood interior with a durable, low-maintenance aluminum exterior, available in fifty powder-coated finishes.
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Every Canadian Choice steel entry door is manufactured at our Canadian facility, in accordance with NFRC standards. Built here, installed by our own team, backed by our 25-year transferable warranty. Each door is built with advanced systems, premium hardware, and 100% eco-friendly recyclable materials. Engineered for Canadian climates, our entry doors improve your home's energy rating by up to 30% through air leak prevention and increased thermal efficiency.






14 Different Types and Styles of Entry Doors presented by Canadian Choice Windows & Doors! Whether you want contemporary front doors or something more traditional, there are door options that you should consider closely. Here are examples of the most popular styles and types on the market today.
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Living in Canada, one becomes accustomed to dealing with the elements. It doesn’t matter what part of the country you live in; there’s a joke wherever you go that if you don’t like the weather, all you need to do is wait fifteen minutes. Whether you’re on the East or West Coast or somewhere between, we all enjoy multiple seasons per month and six separate winters per year.
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Windows and doors are a huge part of what makes your home yours. If you find wear and tear is taking a toll on your windows and doors, DON’T WAIT TO REPLACE them. Problems with financing? Not to worry, Canada’s Greener Homes Grant is offering up to $5000 to cover household’s improvement costs.
Installing home entry doors can be done in two ways: you can hire a professional, or you can do it yourself. Your aim should be to reduce errors in workmanship that compromise the project, alongside structural damages.
As a homeowner, there may come a time when you need to start considering whether or not to replace your windows and doors.
Exterior doors play a significant role in your home, providing both security features and aesthetic value. Low-cost doors are typically made from lightweight composite materials or steel with polyurethane insulation - however, these do not offer as much protection from the elements as more expensive alternatives, such as wood or fiberglass.
When it comes to exterior doors, the debate between choosing steel or wood among homeowners has been ongoing for many years. Which is better for exterior doors: wood, or steel? This question can be difficult to answer, as both have advantages and disadvantages.
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Book your free consultation todayEntry door replacement in Canada typically ranges from $1,300 to $4,000+ depending on material, design, and installation complexity. Custom doors and additional features like sidelights or glass inserts can increase the total cost.
Fibreglass and steel are the most popular choices. Fibreglass offers excellent insulation and durability, while steel provides strong security and affordability. The best option depends on your climate, budget, and design preferences.
Most modern entry doors last 20–30 years or more. Lifespan depends on material, installation quality, and maintenance. Fibreglass and steel doors are known for their durability and long-term performance.
Yes, in many cases the door slab can be replaced without changing the frame. However, if the frame is damaged or not aligned properly, replacing both ensures a better fit, insulation, and long-term performance.
Yes, modern entry doors are designed with insulated cores, weather sealing, and energy-efficient glass options. These features help reduce drafts and improve indoor comfort, especially in colder climates like Canada.
Sidelights are vertical glass panels next to the door, while transoms are glass sections above it. Both increase natural light and enhance the overall appearance of your entryway.
Key factors include material, insulation, security features, design, and fit. It’s also important to choose a door that suits your home’s style and performs well in your local climate.
Yes, most door companies offer free consultations. This helps homeowners explore design options, understand pricing, and choose the right door solution before starting the project.
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