Refurbishing and repurposing things has always been a good way to save money and feel like you've got something new. Refurbishing home furniture and appliances has also been trendy on the DIYer social media scene. Everything eventually wears out or breaks including front doors. So when the time comes for a new door will you purchase a new one or refurbish one from a salvage store? In this post, we're comparing the value of a refurbished door vs a new door.
A refurbished door has been used on a home before, and then it is restored to a newer condition. This often means sanding it down, revarnishing, or repainting the door to give it a new look. You might find doors to refurbish from places like antique stores or even if you still have original doors on a historic home. Even if a home isn't historical, the doors will wear down quicker if it hasn't been appropriately managed.
A new door can also be called a replacement door. It will be a brand-new door from the manufacturers to replace the door you originally had in the spot.
There are pros and cons to replacing your door with a new door or choosing to refurbish the one you initially had. It is best to consider these before making a final decision since a door represents the security and aesthetic of your home.
An old door doesn't have to be thrown away if you decide not to use it in your home as a functional piece anymore. You can also use them for other indoor projects that don't require the door to be especially secure. For example, if the door isn't very functional, you can use it as a garden statement piece, creating the illusion of a secret garden. There are many creative ways to use an old door without getting rid of a piece that provides character to your home.
If you decide you prefer a new replacement door talk to our team at Brennan Enterprises. We have a wide selection of doors from the best door brands to increase your front door's security and energy efficiency.
We don't currently serve your area but do want to help you plan your project. Try our Build & Price tool to get an idea of window & door costs within DFW. Your area may be higher or lower but at least you'll have some idea of the price.
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