Might be a little late for you, but... We bought our front entry door from Pella. Lots of optios for customizing. I am about to order another door for the entrance to the house, from the garage. It is also Pella, with the same grain and stain color. Just different lite option. Here is our front door. Here is the door I am ordering. http://www.pella.com/doors/explore-door-styles/features-and-options.aspx?PCode=FEDGHL&PType=door#/glasscollections/ Hope that helps

I installed a fiberglass Provia door in my house in Virginia Run (pictures below). It was a little pricey but I think well worth it. Even up close you can’t tell it wasn’t wood. We actually did the inside a different wood tone. I had gotten so many complements on it too! I recently moved and miss that door and can’t wait to change my current door. I’m also a Realtor in the area. Greenbriar is a sought out neighborhood, so I would feel confident in spending a little more in improvements if I owned there.

Provia, HMI, Homeguard or Albany. TT is the lowest I would ever go on the food chain and Pella and Jeldwen are way below TT (and would never consider TT excellent).

We are replacing our thema tru door ( fibergalss ) that is only 8 years old. I do not think it is a heavy duty/ well made door. and it leaks air. We are choosing between Provia Doors and HMi Doors. My cousin just had an hmi door installed last year and when I operated his hmi door, it was noticably heavier, air tight and more solid than my therma tru. I tried out a provia door at a dealer showroom and it was also quite a bit stronger feeling than therma tru. Therma Tru is definitely cheaper in price but definitely lower in quality. FYI, the Jeldwin doors we saw are no better than covering an opening with paper in my opinion. It was as low grade as you can get.