Fiberglass door comparisons. What could possibly be the difference?

One of the biggest mistakes homeowners make when shopping for fiberglass doors or windows is assuming that fiberglass is fiberglass.
They think if they get a few different quotes it's basically apples to apples but here's what you're NOT being told.

[@ShawnGBR]

Great video. For anyone wondering what brand, it's on the door behind him. Provia is the company, and they make exceedingly good doors - you get what you pay for, and in this case you get quality. Pella use them, so do independent contractors. It's either the Embarq or Signet line (Embarq are the really thick doors with the extra seals on the right, Signet is the one in the middle on the table in front of him). The glass design in the door is a decorative one called Carmen, using 'waterfall' pattern privacy glass (they also do art glass where you can choose the color accents to match your siding or window shutters or your flowers). I just went on their website and 'mocked' up a few doors with sidelights. Different looks, colors, sidelights, amount of glass, design of the glass, types of glass, doorknob and lock hardware finishes. It's step-by-step, you can add a storm door as you're going along (they come in various colors too, not just white) and it takes a few minutes. Then contact someone like Jay, talk through your ideas, get a price, and get a door that might just outlive you!

[@spotsonadog]

in process of door shopping. Really appreciate this info!

[@ChefWillie]

ProVia doors are the best

[@ChrisMaveric]

Informative video! Jay... what's your background? Also curious to know if you live near Minnesota?... Chris

[@hkhou]

Great video. Would have love to see the price comparison as well.

[@suewang9024]

Very good!

[@penelopemaynard9016]

brilliant, thank you

[@jamestyrer6067]

THANKS FOR THIS INFORMATION

[@rebeccaprice2491]

Can you point to a site that will specify brand comparisons?

[@user-ym3yw9mh8f]

Provia is the sample on the right most likely. Possibly Jeld Wen or Therma Tru in the center.

[@jaredrogers7659]

The brand of door can be seen on the bottom of the sticker behind him.

[@pwu8194]

Warranty is good as long as they stay in business.

[@NikonErik]

What does a 7 degree temperature difference between doors mean? I'm in the industry. I have no idea what that means.

[@virginia6793]

What is the brand(s) of the doors?

[@user-bh1tn6qe4m]

They look to me like Provia doors cutouts from left to right heritage, signet, embarq

[@zizu4952]

Does that mean the heritage one is not that good?@@user-bh1tn6qe4m

[@webking185]

@@user-bh1tn6qe4m those doors start probably at 10k and up. its like fort knox.

[@anthonyaycock6259]

Thanks bro

[@mavc883]

I’m buying a exterior door and now I do not know what is that they giving me I ask the difference between the doors and they can not explain, I’m want to make sure I get the best what that I ask for what brand or name of company’s

[@webking185]

depends on your price? home depot and loews doors go from $500 - $1000. Goto a door distributor, the cost will vary, but a Thermatru with Reeb finish will last you as long as you own the home. but your paying $10K

[@mariafernandadiasraynal4752]

How do l get in touch with you?