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What You Need to Know About Pella’s Storm Doors in Omaha & Lincoln
Whether you want a modern look or something more traditional, Pella Windows & Doors of Omaha and Lincoln have a variety of options to make our storm doors fit your home.
Storm Doors Replacement
Storm doors and screen doors allow you to let in the extra sunlight on good days, and protect your other doors from inclement weather on bad days.
Popular Uses
Storm doors come in a variety of materials and designs, and they fit well with all styles of homes. To find the right fit for your home, check out our showrooms near Union College in Lincoln as well as down the road from Chalco Hills Recreation Area in Omaha.
Materials & Product Lines
Pella Windows & Doors of Omaha and Lincoln offers a variety of materials and hardware to make your storm door unique, durable and secure.
Pella® Select Fullview Storm Door
This durable, aluminum storm door comes in a variety of colors and glass designs and can be swapped with a full screen for seasonal ventilation. The overlapping edge and dual weatherstripping create an airtight seal while you can choose from a variety of handles with deadbolts to make your door match your style.
Rolscreen® Storm Door
This storm door comes with Pella’s retractable screen that expands when you need it and tucks away when you don’t. In addition to easier season ventilation, these aluminum doors offer Low-E, high-performance glass as well a thick overlapping frame and heavy-duty weatherstripping to create an airtight seal.
What Are Storm Doors?
Storm doors attach in front of other exterior doors, often your front door, as a barrier between it and the outside world. Storm doors can protect your doors from rain, snow, hail and other types of harsh weather that can cause damage. On better days the glass can be moved for screens that let you feel the breeze without insects tagging along for the ride.
Why Are Homeowners in Omaha & Lincoln Choosing Storm Doors?
Weather Resistant
Storm doors can protect your doors from weather damage.
Security
Storm doors can add increased security to your home.
Visible Glass
In nicer weather you can open your front door and let the breeze and sunshine in by moving the glass in your storm door for a screen.
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Pella’s wide variety of storm doors make finding the right fit for your home a breeze. Check out our showrooms near Union College in Lincoln as well as down the road from Chalco Hills Recreation Area in Omaha.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Storm Doors
What Are the Benefits of a Storm Door?
Storm doors can offer you more light, fresh air (when the glass panel is swapped for a screen), protection for your front door and, with a little creativity, can up your home’s curb appeal. Storm doors also provide an extra defense against air leaks upping your home’s energy efficiency.
Are Storm Doors Necessary?
Nebraska weather can change on a dime. From rain to snow to hail to extreme heat and cold, we see a wide variety of inclement weather. Protecting your front door from damage is paramount to ensuring its longevity and a storm door does just that.
How Many Storm Doors Do I Need?
If you want to protect every exterior door on your home, storm doors are a great option. If you only want to protect your front entry door, that’s also understandable.
What Kind of Front Entry Door Requires a Storm Door?
Wood doors are the most prone to cracking, warping, chipping and taking other kinds of damage. A storm door can shield it from the brunt of inclement weather and keep your classic wood looking good.
Are Storm Doors Energy Efficient?
Storm doors can be energy efficient. By providing another layer of support to your door, they help lock in heat and air conditioning even more while keeping the harsher elements out. If your storm door is in an area that receives a lot of sunlight, though, you may want to consider adding vents. Otherwise the space between a storm door and your front door can become extremely hot leading to warping and other damage.
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