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Provia Entry Door Price?

13 days ago

last modified: 13 days ago

We would like to replace our entry door with a Provia Signet Cherry fiberglass door with a sidelite and transom.

We just received a quote for $13,550 installed (we're in NE Florida, Wind Zone 2). Details below.

Does this sound like a reasonable price for this door combination? The other Provia dealers in the area all require a 1-2 hour home visit (is this standard?) before they will answer any questions or provide a quote. With all of the renovation projects we have going on, my time (and patience) for salespeople is limited.

Signet Single Entry Door in FrameSaver Frame
1 Panel 440 Style Signet Cherry Fiberglass Door (8' Tall, 36" Wide)
ComforTech DLA-UV
Cottage (8-Lite) SDL Grid - 1V x 3H

Knob Side Sidelite
1 Panel 140 Style Signet Cherry Fiberglass Sidelite (8' Tall, 16" Wide)
ComforTech DLA-UV
Cottage (4-Lite) SDL Grid - 0V x 3H

Rectangular Transom (20" x 55")
ComforTech DLA-UV
Colonial SDL Grid - 4V x 0H

Hardware: Oil Rubbed Bronze Manhattan Mortise Handle Outside, Coventry Lever Inside
Frame: Textured Oak Aluminum Frame Cladding
Bronze ZAC Auto-Adjusting Threshold
Aged Bronze Ball Bearing Hinges
Security Plate

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PRO
HomeSealed Exteriors, LLC
13 days ago
The Signet is a high end door, combine that with the finishes along with a transom and sidelite, and I'd say no, that doesn't sound unreasonable at all. Its a very nice door.

As for the sales part, most of the sleazy guys are going to ask for a bit more time than an hour. You should also be able to gather via reviews, etc if it sounds like a particular company is known for those tactics.

Personally I wouldn't put an hour meeting into that territory at all, in fact I'd suggest that if you are spending $13k you really want to make sure that you fully understand what you are getting in terms of the product, installation, the company offering it, and an accurate price taking all of that into account. Something around an hour give or take sounds about right for that, it also gives you a good oppotrunity to form an opinion on whether or not a company and its people seem trustworthy, knowledgable, etc.
HU-910663146
11 days ago
I have a ProVia $10k window that is a problem. Company and installer have been dragging their feet on this for a long time. I do not recommend the company.
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Kind of a porridge too hot and too cold scenario here. Based on that pic and details $32k is certainly high, but $12k is also awfully low for that product and configuration. I do hope that everything went well for the OP, however a reputable company will like be somewhere in between those two extremes in my experience... and that isn't even factoring in price increases over the past year which just keep coming.
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