To preserve the character of this classic neighbourhood, we chose a custom Craftsman-style fiberglass entry door with a matching sidelight and transom. The result blends modern performance with the architectural detail the home was originally built around. It's a new door that still looks like it belongs there.

Finished in black on the exterior and natural oak on the interior, this custom fiberglass door pairs a traditional 2-panel profile with simulated divided lites. Multipoint locking comes standard on every fiberglass door we install, so the security matches the craftsmanship. Two finishes, one door, built to hold up on both sides.

The existing patio door was replaced with a slimmer 40-inch inline fiberglass swing door, cutting frame size while opening up the view. Less frame means more daylight moving through the space and a tighter seal at the opening. The living area reads brighter and feels larger without changing its footprint.

The first-floor living room bay window went from full white to full black vinyl, replacing the last mismatched piece on the front elevation. Paired with the new second-floor windows, the whole face of the home now reads in one dark frame. It's the detail that finished the curb appeal transformation.

The original entry paired narrow sidelights with standard doors that left most of the 8-foot opening unused. We replaced them with a pair of oversized Stealth fiberglass doors sized to fill the full width, giving the entryway the presence it was missing. It's one half of a full front elevation transformation for this home.

Finished in Gentek Storm with a wide reeded sidelight, this 8-foot Vog slab replaced a 32-inch entry that had outgrown the home. Furniture that once had to go around now goes straight through the front door. A few extra inches changed what was possible at this entryway.

A custom arched entry with a chevron-grain panel, frosted sidelights, and matte black hardware — fitted to the natural curve of an existing brick arch. One day in Greeley Woodlands Preserve, from a flat builder-grade panel to a door that anchors the entire front elevation.

A custom 8-foot entryway designed in-house, paired with a frosted privacy sidelight and matte black hardware throughout. Six feet wide, eight feet tall — no comparable unit installed in Ottawa at the time.

A custom 8-foot entryway designed in-house, paired with a frosted privacy side light and finished in matte black hardware throughout. The full unit stands 6 feet wide by 8 feet tall, with no equivalent currently standing in Ottawa.

The home's gridded white windows were replaced with full black panes across every opening, with the front triangle reimagined as a single uninterrupted view. A matching black entry door and rear sliding patio complete the look, turning a generic facade into one continuous architectural statement.