Fiberglass doors are some of the easiest doors to clean and maintain. Simply use a clean, dry rag to dust off the door’s surface, then wash with mild soap and water. Be sure to rinse off all the soap thoroughly, then leave the door to dry completely.
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Fiberglass Door Replacement in Maryland
Custom Fiberglass Entry Doors Installed Across Maryland
Do you love the look of wood doors but want something more durable and energy-efficient for your Maryland home? Consider custom-built fiberglass entry doors from Potomac View Energy. Our ENERGY STAR®-rated doors will increase the energy efficiency of your home, improve curb appeal, and help create an appealing entryway.
Fiberglass doors have many advantages for homeowners in Maryland, including:
- Minimal maintenance or upkeep
- Energy-efficiency – they insulate nearly five times better than wood doors
- Rust- and scratch-resistant finishes
- Paintable material
- Offered in a wide variety of styles with windows and textured glass
- Durable in any weather – they won’t warp, rot, split, or crack
Call Potomac View Energy at 410-795-3110 to get a free quote for fiberglass doors or schedule door installation for your Maryland home.
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Fiberglass Replacement Doors vs. Wood & Steel Doors
Fiberglass is the best material to use for your entry door due to its superior durability, longevity, and security. Compared to wood doors, fiberglass doors don’t dent, crack, split, or splinter. They also won’t rust or warp like steel doors.
When it comes to shrinking and swelling due to moisture, fiberglass doors are much more resistant than wooden doors. They last three times longer than wood entry doors and offer five times greater insulation value.
Features of Our Fiberglass Doors
- An authentic woodgrain look, with hand-applied stains
- High-definition panel profiles that give the design more prominence
- Real wood edges that match the door’s face
- The option of adding a composite frame system
- A 10-year finish warranty
- Dovetailed stiles and rails
- A 20-gauge security plate for added safety and strength
- Customizable sizes, widths, and heights
Ready for a free quote for new or replacement fiberglass doors? Call Potomac View Energy at 410-795-3110 or contact us online today.
Door Glass Options
- Triple-glaze, low-E argon or krypton glass
- Art glass in a range of designs
- Obscure glass
- Double-strength glass
- Tempered glass
- Tinted glass
- Internal blinds
To get a free, no-obligation estimate for new doors, call Potomac View Energy at 410-795-3110 or contact us online today.
Fiberglass Door FAQs
Do fiberglass doors scratch easily?
No — fiberglass is one of the most durable entry door materials homeowners can choose. Compared to wood and steel door products, fiberglass doors are much more effective at resisting scratches, dents, and rust.
How long will my fiberglass doors last?
Touted for their longevity, fiberglass doors can be expected to last well over 100 years. In fact, the finish on your door may deteriorate before the door does. Our fiberglass entry doors are backed by a 10-year finish warranty.
Any damage to the door’s finish that occurs during this time frame will be covered for repair under our warranty.
Will my fiberglass door look like plastic?
No. While other door installers may offer cheap-looking fiberglass door options, our team prioritizes quality in everything we do. That means providing the highest-quality fiberglass doors available.
Backed by our 10-year finish warranty, each of our fiberglass doors is built to last, bringing enhanced durability, longevity, style, and security to your home.
Does outdoor temperature matter when finishing a fiberglass door?
Yes — when finishing your fiberglass door, you’ll need to ensure the outdoor temperature is between 50 and 90 degrees Fahrenheit. The humidity level should also be less than 95%.
Do quick-dry paints work on fiberglass doors?
Because quick-dry paints contain materials like acetone, they aren’t recommended for use on fiberglass doors. When used on fiberglass materials, these paints will blister and leave you with the appearance of a poorly executed paint job.
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