STORM DOORS

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Whether you’re looking for an added layer of security or just want some fresh air while still keeping out bugs, Best Exteriors offers a selection of ProVia storm door solutions! Choose from various materials and styles that best fit your individual needs while having peace of mind knowing this door was carefully built and designed to withstand all sorts of weather conditions over time! You can trust our professional team for custom installation services to ensure that every door fits perfectly within your entryway.

When choosing a reliable storm door installation team, choose Best Exteriors. We offer various style options from ProVia to enhance your home’s exterior view. Our installation services guarantee maximum protection against the changing weather with durable hardware—all backed by our commitment to customer satisfaction and quality installation.

With Best Exteriors as your partner, you can be assured of an efficient installation for your storm doors and enjoy the security and aesthetic beauty that ProVia storm doors deliver. With a wide array of standard hardware options, from deadbolts to hinge systems, you can customize your door for convenience and peace of mind that comes with the warranty on all components!

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Design By Architectural Style

Exterior design that match your home style

Craftsman Door Styles
Colonial Door Styles
Victorian Door Styles
Modern Door Styles

DOORS BY ARCHITECTURAL STYLE

Craftman

American Craftsman is a timeless home style seen throughout the United States, with roots extending back to California and the Midwest in the early 1900s. These homes have earned their lasting appeal thanks to their focus on the simplicity of form, elegant craftsmanship, natural materials like wood or stone masonry – often locally sourced – as well as embellishments such as brackets and lintels. Recognizable features include large front porches beneath over-extended eaves while charming interiors boast built-in bookshelves and window seats alongside thick trim around doors & windows for an additional layer of detail.

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DOORS BY ARCHITECTURAL STYLE

Classic/Colonial

American Colonial-style homes originally were built from the 1600s to mid-1700s and were most popular in New England and the South. This architectural style, which originated in England, fell out of fashion during the American Revolution. The simplicity of this design re-emerged starting in 1880 through 1945 as the industrial revolution provided Americans with new, more easily attained materials and technologies to build larger homes. While the British Colonial style provided the earliest design influences, other cultures contributed to the evolution of this home style, resulting in a number of variations, including Dutch Colonial, French Colonial, Spanish Colonial, Cape Cod and Georgian. Many homes built today feature elements that originated with this style.

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DOORS BY ARCHITECTURAL STYLE

Victorian

Victorian-style homes, named after the Victorian era of the 1800s, became popular through the early 1900s with the new-found affluence of a growing middle class during the Industrial Age. Other home styles often referred to as Victorian architecture, such as Gothic Revival, Italianate, Second Empire and Queen Anne, all share elaborate design elements and the time period in which they were built. The ornate design of Victorian homes lends itself to more intricate front door designs as well. It’s more common than not to see Victorian front doors with glass, especially with decorative or privacy glass. More elaborate homes feature French doors, sidelites and transoms.

DOORS BY ARCHITECTURAL STYLE

Modern

Modern-style architecture came about as the antithesis of what some felt were the design excesses of the Victorian period. These homes featured a simplified design and sharp lines and were meant to blend into the surrounding nature with large windows and carefully landscaped areas. Built from approximately the 1920s through the 1950s, these homes emphasized function over form. An offshoot of Modern architecture, Mid-century Modern, is recognized today for its distinctive interior design and furniture, which saw a revival during the 1980s. With more recently built Contemporary Modern homes, eco-friendly materials and metal roofing separate these homes from their predecessors.

Craftsman Door Styles: DOORS BY ARCHITECTURAL STYLE

Craftman
American Craftsman is a timeless home style seen throughout the United States, with roots extending back to California and the Midwest in the early 1900s. These homes have earned their lasting appeal thanks to their focus on the simplicity of form, elegant craftsmanship, natural materials like wood or stone masonry – often locally sourced – as well as embellishments such as brackets and lintels. Recognizable features include large front porches beneath over-extended eaves while charming interiors boast built-in bookshelves and window seats alongside thick trim around doors & windows for an additional layer of detail.
Colonial Door Styles: DOORS BY ARCHITECTURAL STYLE

Classic/Colonial
American Colonial-style homes originally were built from the 1600s to mid-1700s and were most popular in New England and the South. This architectural style, which originated in England, fell out of fashion during the American Revolution. The simplicity of this design re-emerged starting in 1880 through 1945 as the industrial revolution provided Americans with new, more easily attained materials and technologies to build larger homes. While the British Colonial style provided the earliest design influences, other cultures contributed to the evolution of this home style, resulting in a number of variations, including Dutch Colonial, French Colonial, Spanish Colonial, Cape Cod and Georgian. Many homes built today feature elements that originated with this style.
Victorian Door Styles: DOORS BY ARCHITECTURAL STYLE

Victorian
Victorian-style homes, named after the Victorian era of the 1800s, became popular through the early 1900s with the new-found affluence of a growing middle class during the Industrial Age. Other home styles often referred to as Victorian architecture, such as Gothic Revival, Italianate, Second Empire and Queen Anne, all share elaborate design elements and the time period in which they were built. The ornate design of Victorian homes lends itself to more intricate front door designs as well. It’s more common than not to see Victorian front doors with glass, especially with decorative or privacy glass. More elaborate homes feature French doors, sidelites and transoms.
Modern Door Styles: DOORS BY ARCHITECTURAL STYLE

Modern
Modern-style architecture came about as the antithesis of what some felt were the design excesses of the Victorian period. These homes featured a simplified design and sharp lines and were meant to blend into the surrounding nature with large windows and carefully landscaped areas. Built from approximately the 1920s through the 1950s, these homes emphasized function over form. An offshoot of Modern architecture, Mid-century Modern, is recognized today for its distinctive interior design and furniture, which saw a revival during the 1980s. With more recently built Contemporary Modern homes, eco-friendly materials and metal roofing separate these homes from their predecessors.

Storm Doors Styles

Looking for the right storm door for your home? Let Best Exteriors guide you with our ProVia’s top-of-the-line selection of durable and reliable storm doors. You can find the right storm door installed to fit your unique home design concept with Best Exteriors. Our selection of ProVia’s exclusive brands is just a click away—check out our catalog and compare different styles below.

SPECTRUM™

Smooth functionality, beautiful and durable

Full view, three-quarter view and half-view aluminum storm door styles
InVent™ retractable screens
Reinforced, rust-resistant aluminum kick panel
Aluminum wall thickness up to 20% thicker than industry standard

Experience Spectrum

DECORATOR™

Stylish, fresh look to accent your entry door

Full view glass storm doors with multiple beveled- and stained-glass designs
Optional full screen with horizontal stabilizer bar
Available in 8-foot height
Spring-loaded, flush-mounted lock secures the glass, virtually eliminating rattles and air leaks

Experience Decorator

DELUXE™

Additional light, ventilation and protection

Most popular storm door style of ProVia brands
BetterVue® fiberglass screen for improved view and ventilation
Color matched bottom expander, leaf hinges and closer
Full & one-lite screens have horizontal stabilizer

Experience Deluxe

DURAGUARD™

Keeping small children and pets safely inside

Styles with heavy-duty, stainless steel screen with glass insert
Variety of styles available with self-storing sash and screen
Triple bottom sweep that eliminates draft
Black contemporary curve hardware

Experience Duraguard

SUPERVIEW™

Style and value in one complete package

Simplifiedclean look for modern looks
Triple seal bottom sweep that prevents drafts
BetterVue® fiberglass screen for improved view and ventilation
Black or white pull handle

Experience Superview

Storm Door Style Comparison

Working with Best Exteriors, you can find the perfect ProVia door that adds beauty and flair to your home. With quality crafted aluminum storm doors featuring glass screen options for improved ventilation, each homeowner is sure to be satisfied by the many customization choices available–guaranteed with long-term durability in mind!

	Spectrum	Decorator	Deluxe	DuraGuard	Superview
InVent™ Retractable Screen System
Outside corners are secured to corrosion-proof gussets, for structural integrity
Color matched aluminum installation screw covers enhance the appearance of your door
The bottom sweep eliminates drafts	Triple	Triple	Double	Double	Single
The sculptured frame adds durability	1¼" x 4³⁄16"	1¼" x 4"	1¼" x 3 5⁄8"	1¼" x 3 5⁄8"	1¼" x 2 5⁄8"
Multi-hollow construction provides greater strength and security than standard storm doors
The reinforced aluminum kick panel adds durability
The aluminum kick panel resists rust and adds strength
Corner keys provide added support to the inside of the door frame
Aluminum wall up to 20% thicker than industry standard
The .023 gauge stainless steel screen offers extra security and protection (12 x 12 mesh)		Internal Lock	Clips	Clips	Clips
Non-operable sash/screen secured by internal lock system or color matched polycarbonate clips
Standard insulated frame core to help reduce air movement
Screen included

Embarq®
Skin Species	Cherry, Mahogany, Oak, Knotty Alder
Paint Colors	16 colors
Stain and Glazed Finishes	14 stains, 7 glazes
Standard Threshold	ZA-C™ with auto-adjusting riser
Custom Sizing	1/8" width and height
Energy Star Certified	All styles
Finish Warranty	15 years

Signet®
Skin Species	Cherry, Mahogany, Oak, Knotty Alder, Fir, Smooth
Paint Colors	16 colors
Stain and Glazed Finishes	14 stains, 7 glazes
Standard Threshold	ZA-C™ with auto-adjusting riser
Custom Sizing	1/8" width and height
Energy Star Certified	Most styles
Finish Warranty	15 years

Legacy™
Skin Species	Woodgrain Textured, Smooth, Smooth with Shaker Embossing, Smooth with High-Definition Embossing
Paint Colors	16 colors
Stain and Glazed Finishes	7 stains
Standard Threshold	ZA-C™ with auto-adjusting riser
Custom Sizing	1/8" width and height
Energy Star Certified	Most styles
Finish Warranty	10 years

Heritage™
Skin Species	Textured (Oak), Smooth
Paint Colors	16 colors
Stain and Glazed Finishes	7 stains
Standard Threshold	ZAI™ manually adjustable riser
Custom Sizing	1/8" height
Energy Star Certified	Most styles
Finish Warranty	10 years