PGT has been manufacturing quality windows and doors from their facility in Southwest Florida since 1980. They are a company that has led the industry in innovation and understands the special needs of Floridians and others who contend with tropical storms, hurricanes and other severe weather. Their line of aluminum doors is representative of the high quality, beautiful, versatile doors PGT is known for manufacturing.
PGT aluminum doors have been providing customers with a high level of satisfaction and performance for years. These quality doors are designed to be low maintenance while offering ease of operation, opening and closing smoothly, easily and quietly.
The durable aluminum frame will provide you with years of reliable use even in Florida’s unpredictable and sometimes harsh weather. The high temperatures experienced in this part of the country are no match for the energy efficiency of PGT aluminum doors. With features such as double weather stripping and optional insulating glass you can be sure these quality doors will hold out wind and water while keeping in your air conditioning or heat. In these times of high energy costs it is even more important to choose an energy efficient door.
While PGT aluminum doors are known for their high level of functionality, they have not forgotten about aesthetics. PGT aluminum doors are available in an attractive painted finish of either white or bronze or a combination of the two, with bronze on the outside and white on the inside. The doors are available in the popular sliding glass door, elegant French door and cabana door.
The aluminum doors from PGT are custom built to your specifications, ensuring a perfect fit and avoiding problems during installation. This all sounds too good to be true, but it’s not. And it’s not out of your price range either. PGT aluminum doors have a door to fit every budget and with their high level of energy efficiency these doors will pay for themselves.
Hurricane protection a priortity? If so learn more about PGT Winguard Aluminum Doors and how they are specifically designed to withstand anything a hurricane can throw at them.