Renewable Materials for Modern Homes

Sustainability in architecture starts with the materials chosen for construction. Entry doors made from responsibly sourced wood, such as FSC-certified timber, are a perfect match for this approach. Wood is a renewable material that, when harvested responsibly, contributes to reforestation and minimizes the use of non-renewable resources like plastic or metal.

Why Wood Doors Are Key to Energy-Efficient Homes

Wooden doors are natural insulators, helping regulate indoor temperatures and reducing energy consumption. Their dense composition minimizes heat transfer, keeping homes warm in the winter and cool in the summer. Paired with high-quality seals and weatherstripping, wood doors become a critical component of energy-efficient home design.

Reducing Carbon Footprints with Local Craftsmanship

Opting for locally crafted entry doors lowers carbon footprints by reducing transportation emissions from mass production and imports. Custom handmade doors, like those made by local artisans at Berkeley Mills, not only support local economies but also ensure top-tier quality. This combination of sustainability and custom design benefits eco-conscious homeowners.