DOORS - Triple R Doors and Windows

DOOR TYPES

Your front door is the first impression your guest receives. Make sure it is a good one with a beautiful quality built door from Triple R Doors & Windows. If you don’t see the door you are looking for here, please call us and ask about our full line of products. There are many colors, styles and glass designs available. An array of sidelites and transoms to accessorize your door is also available or consider a beautiful door with forged iron inserts. Getting a quote has never been easier. Fill out the form below and a representative from Triple R Doors will contact you as soon as possible.

Secure Your Home
From Kick-Ins

A more secure door means a more secure home. Ask about our kick plate options for your door.

DOOR GALLERY

Full Lite

Full Lite

3/4 Lite

2/3 Lite

2/3 Twin Lite

Half Lite

2/3 Arch Lite Forged

Half Oval

Full Oval

Fan Lite

Craftsman

Madison

Odessa

Presidio

Pinnacle

Metropolis

Royal

Six Panel 80″

Six Panel 96″

Forged Full

Wood Divided 6 lite

Wood Divided Full Lite

Wood Divided 18 Lite

Etched Design Full Lite

Fiberglass or Steel 32″x 80″ Full Lite With or without miniblinds

Fiberglass or Steel 32″x 80″ Half Lite With or without miniblinds. Pet door is available.

HARDWARE GALLERY

Color options available: Dark Bronze, Brushed Nickel, or Polished Brass

GLASS GALLERY

Rectangle Transom

Half Circle Transom

Elliptical Transom

Cotswold

Aquatex

Sycamore

Reeded

Flemish

Glue Chip

Florex

Patter

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CALL OR VISIT US AT:

281.467.5225

Pearland, Texas 77581

TripleRDoors@hotmail.com

WARM WEATHER TIPS

Use the grill, microwave or stove top instead of the oven if possible to avoid heating up the house
Keep the air vents clean for the best possible ventilation.
Use your thermostat to set the daytime temperature to 75-78°F when you’re at home. If you’re away for long periods set it to 85°F.
Laundry, dishwasher use and cooking should wait until night time to avoid making the house warmer.
Ceiling fans can cool the home to reduce the use of the air conditioner
Minimize the use of bathroom and kitchen vent fans so that cool air doesn’t escape
Air dry clothes outside instead of using the dryer.
Keep lights off if possible and use natural light to brighten the home
Make sure the area outside of your air conditioner is clear of debris.
Keep windows open to let cool air in during morning and night hours.
Replace the air filter on your air conditioner if dirty so that air flow isn’t restricted.
Check windows for drafts and make the necessary repairs so that cool air isn’t escaping.
Have your air conditioner checked for leaks to make sure it’s running efficiently.
Make sure your garage door isn’t allowing cool air to escape and letting warm air in by checking the gap between the bottom of the door and the threshold.
To protect your windows from the heat consider using awnings to block sunlight

COLD WEATHER TIPS

If you have a fireplace in use, turn the heater down
To prevent warm air from leaving the home close curtains and blinds.
Furnace temperature can be set at 68°F or lower.
While away from home set the thermostat to 56°F. This helps to reduce your heating bill.
Check windows for drafts and make the necessary repairs so that warm air isn’t escaping.
Have a contractor check your central heating and cooling duct system for leaks.
Make sure your garage door isn’t allowing warm air to escape by checking the gap between the bottom of the door and the threshold.

EVERYDAY TIPS

Shorter showers help reduce water heating costs. Set a 5-10 minute timer on your phone and suggest the same for other family members.
Unplug appliances not in use.
Check ice build up in your freezer on a regular basis and defrost if necessary
When washing clothes use cold water.
Clean dryer lint trap before each load.
Turn off water while brushing teeth, shaving or doing dishes.
Self-clean the oven right after use.
Keep oven closed while cooking so that you don’t lose heat during operation.
When operating dishwasher, make sure it’s fully loaded to save energy. Let dishes dry without using the dry cycle.
Install energy-saving showerheads, faucets, or flow restrictors.