Yes. Beyond simple bars and ornamental scrollwork, we laser cut custom metal panels into the door, so it can carry a house number, a monogram, or a pattern of your own. The laser cut elements build into either a simple or an ornamental door, all cut in our Kent shop.

Steel is stronger and the traditional choice, and finished through a multi-step powder-coat it holds up to the rain. Aluminum is lighter and cannot rust, which helps at a damp or near-water entrance and makes the door easy to swing. Both are all-metal and secure; we help you weigh strength against upkeep for your door.

It comes down to the look you want. A simple vertical design reads clean and modern and suits a contemporary Seattle home or apartment. An ornamental design with scrollwork or a pattern fits the city's classic and period homes. Both provide the same security; the difference is style, and we build either to your entrance.

No. A metal security door installs in front of your existing entry door as a locked outer barrier. Your regular door stays where it is, and the security door adds a layer of protection on top of it. A real advantage is that you can leave your inner door open for airflow and still be locked and secure behind the metal door.