Doorwalls have one panel that slides and typically one section that is stationary, although there could be two or three stationary sections. Doorwalls come in two profiles—the Contemporary style has more glass and less framing.
The French doorwall has more framing and less glass making it look more like French Doors. Most doorwalls have an auxiliary lock, or toe lock, that allows homeowners to get rid of the stick they have in their door that they use for extra security. French Doors are typically two-sections and can have either one side or both sides open.
Most French Doors that have only one side open are hinged off the fixed panel and the handle is on the far side. The active door is the one that will be used on a regular basis. The passive door has an astragal that unlocks allowing the door to open. Entry Doors can be a single door or double doors. They can have one sidelight or two sidelights. Some doors have a transom above the door. Entry Doors are made either of wood, fiberglass, or steel.
Most doors installed today are fiberglass because they cost less than wood doors, but can give the look of a wood door. Fiberglass doors come in either a smooth or wood grain texture. The smooth fiberglass door is a paintable door only. The wood grain fiberglass door has a textured surface that can be stained or painted. Storm Doors can be a single door or double doors. They come in a variety of styles and colors with a variety of hardware styles and finishes, also.
Some storm doors are available with self-storing screens. Air-Tite Replacement Company Inc. Read each warranty and go see a few jobs.
I can drive a truck too. Can you install a window? Have you ever installed a window? Or just tried to sell windows? I'll trade truck driver stories with you if you'll trade window installation stories with me. It will be one sided though. You probably dont have any actual get dirty first hand expierence. Only horror stories someone else told you to use in your sales presentation.
Then you will have to bore me with statistics from your sales manual and web surfing expierences. I once did a house that had a lady with 36 cats and a opossum living in it wait a minute sounds like a truck driver story and I also used to drive double vans across the thru way and triples in Indiana but that was along time ago.
Maybe you can give me better advice or customers too on what kind of CB radio to buy and where to get it peaked. DD figure out what that meant Sorry Teresa he had it coming.
His whole 1 year of "sales" expierence and he thinks he can really comment on this industry and what its all about. He needs to go to a job site and see what its all about. Or what a truly fair price should be when his comission isnt in jeopardy This board isnt for making money just for information.
I do not post any contact info I only give advice right or wrong he cant say the same check out his contact info For every person in WNY he can get to contact him he makes money. Thats not fair and impartial advice. I welcome you to come up here to MN and install a job with my boys and I.
There is a big difference in where you live on the pricing of windows. Our sub-zero temperatures will point out the smallest imperfection on an installation. I mean a tiny pinhole will cause the entire installation to fail. The way we install our product here and even the way we wrap our exteriors is above and beyond what most other states even think of. I'm in no way saying anyone here does a bogus job on their installs.
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Maschio Sr. In his youth, Maschio set out with his tools and a used but clean pick-up truck and began installing replacement windows as a passion and 2nd job. That was over 35 years ago. Due to the quality and dependability that the family business still holds dear to today, and through word-of-mouth, Maschio Sr's part-time business grew by leaps and bounds until he was able to quit his regular job.
Louis P. Maschio lived next-door to the late 25th ward alderman Vito Marzullo, attended St.
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