Are your patio doors looking old and worn-out? Do you notice gaps in the frame? Maybe it’s
time for an upgrade. Replacing your current units can make your interior more comfortable and your outdoor living area more welcoming. Here’s how.
1. Energy Efficiency
Patio doors are made from different materials. Those we install at Renewal by Andersen® of Sacramento are more resistant to the elements when compared to other materials. Andersen® patio doors in Roseville, CA, also serve as great insulators, keeping your home comfortable through the seasons.
What’s more, our units are also constructed with energy-efficient Low-E4® glass. This high-performing glass features a special coating that blocks heat and harmful rays from the sun. When combined with remarkable weather-stripping features, it can cut your energy costs significantly.
2. Design
Patio doors bring a touch of class to your home. The French style, in particular, adds special elegance to any room. This type of door has two panels that gracefully open inward or outward, but requires ample swing space. If you have little room to spare, the team at Renewal by Andersen of Sacramento also installs sliding French doors Roseville, CA, residents can rely on to maximize floor space in their homes.
3. Customizable Options
Patio doors come in a wide array of stylish color options. Take cues from the outdoors with light, earthy tones. If you live in a modern neighborhood, we offer darker colors for a sleeker, more contemporary look. To make your patio doors stand out, add chic hardware such as nickel, copper or bronze handles and locks. Not only are these pieces of hardware functional, they also add interesting details to a patio door.
You don’t have to sacrifice beauty for comfort. Get both with patio doors from Renewal by Andersen of Sacramento. We have over 40 years of serving Davis, Folsom, Roseville, and the nearby areas, so you’re sure to get superior installation and products.
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