What's it going to cost me?
Well, that depends on what you want. Price can vary depending varying unique touches you'd desire. Curved doorway? Special type of wood desired? Fillagree? Paint or stain? Antique hardware? The best thing to do is contact us directly and we will come to your home (no charge), measure and talk with you to provide a quote for the design you have in mind.
How do I care for my custom wood screen door?
If your custom wood screen door is located under cover (an awning, covered porch, etc.), we suggest wiping it down with a damp rag occasionally to keep it clean. If there is no cover and your screen door will be subject to all of the elements, we suggest either considering an alternative to wood, or if your heart is set on it, remove the screen door during winter/rainy months, and with just constant direct sun exposure, expect to need to sand and re-apply the coat/paint/stain about every 5 years. If you leave it in the elements, you can expect to need to sand and re-apply the coat/paint/stain every 2-3 years to ensure a lasting door.
Help! I'm not a designer and I don't know what I want!
Bring it on! That's one of our favorite things! We love to help assist with design, to help each client understand their options, and imagine up the very best fit for each individual doorway.
Well, that depends on what you want. Price can vary depending varying unique touches you'd desire. Curved doorway? Special type of wood desired? Fillagree? Paint or stain? Antique hardware? The best thing to do is contact us directly and we will come to your home (no charge), measure and talk with you to provide a quote for the design you have in mind.
How do I care for my custom wood screen door?
If your custom wood screen door is located under cover (an awning, covered porch, etc.), we suggest wiping it down with a damp rag occasionally to keep it clean. If there is no cover and your screen door will be subject to all of the elements, we suggest either considering an alternative to wood, or if your heart is set on it, remove the screen door during winter/rainy months, and with just constant direct sun exposure, expect to need to sand and re-apply the coat/paint/stain about every 5 years. If you leave it in the elements, you can expect to need to sand and re-apply the coat/paint/stain every 2-3 years to ensure a lasting door.
Help! I'm not a designer and I don't know what I want!
Bring it on! That's one of our favorite things! We love to help assist with design, to help each client understand their options, and imagine up the very best fit for each individual doorway.