Doors Types

Energy-efficient exterior door installed in a Canadian home, designed to reduce heat loss and improve comfort during cold Ontario winters

How to Choose Exterior Doors for Maximum Energy Savings

In a climate that can swing from humid summers to −40°C winters, your exterior door isn’t just an entry point — it’s a thermal barrier, a shield against energy waste. Whether you live in downtown Toronto or northern Ontario, the right door can reduce your heating costs, improve comfort, and even extend your home’s lifespan.

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Modern entry doors displayed in a showroom, showing steel, fibreglass, and wood options for Canadian homes.

Best Entry Door Materials for Durability and Weather Resistance

Canadian winters bring extended periods of subzero temperatures, strong wind chills, and frequent exposure to moisture. Choosing the right front door isn’t just an aesthetic decision — it’s about protecting your home’s energy efficiency, structural integrity, and even your comfort.

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Modern bungalow exterior with a contemporary front door showing 2026 design and colour trends for Canadian homes

Front Door Trends for 2026: Fresh Styles Built for Canadian Homes

Front door trends in 2026 reflect a clear shift among Canadian homeowners toward durable, low-maintenance, and energy-efficient designs that elevate curb appeal without sacrificing long-term performance. This year, the strongest movement is toward materials and finishes that hold up against Canadian weather while still delivering a clean, modern, and welcoming look.

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Close-up of a storm door showing weatherstripping and glass panel

Storm Doors vs. Screen Doors: What’s the Real Difference?

During Canadian winters, cold drafts can penetrate even well-sealed doors. A storm door provides an extra layer of protection to address this issue. That’s precisely where storm doors come in. A storm door is a secondary, outer door installed in front of an exterior access door, designed to add an extra layer of protection against weather extremes.

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Fibreglass vs Steel Doors: Which One is Right for You?

Fibreglass vs Steel Doors: Which One is Right for You?

When choosing an exterior door, homeowners often weigh options between fibreglass and steel, two popular materials with distinct properties. Each has its strengths depending on design preferences, location, and intended use.

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Variety of fire exit doors in a modern Canadian condominium hallway

How to Choose Fire-Rated Doors for Enhanced Home Safety

Fire-rated doors may resemble regular, heavy-duty doors, but their internal structure is engineered to resist fire and smoke for a specified period. Fire-rated doors are designed to withstand high temperatures and slow down the spread of flames and smoke for a specific duration, often giving building occupants and first responders crucial time to act.

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