Aluminum

Aluminum doors are lighter, more corrosion-resistant, and don't require painting. They offer better thermal efficiency and can be fabricated into larger sizes than steel doors of equivalent strength.

Aluminum is softer than steel and can dent more easily, though the dents are typically less noticeable and can be repaired. Quality aluminum doors include proper reinforcement to minimize denting concerns.

Aluminum doors require minimal maintenance. Clean with mild soap and water, avoid abrasive cleaners, and apply protective coatings periodically. Unlike steel, aluminum doesn't rust or require painting.

Yes, aluminum is an excellent thermal conductor, making aluminum doors naturally energy efficient. They can be equipped with thermal breaks and insulation to further improve energy performance.

Yes, aluminum doors can be finished in virtually any color through powder coating or anodizing processes, allowing for custom color matching to complement your home's exterior perfectly.