Storm Doors with Door Replacement

Lake Cook Exteriors provides exterior door systems featuring entry door replacements and Larson storm doors for proper fit and durability.

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Larson Full-View Glass Entry Door Beautifully Enhancing Modern Home Exterior Curb Appeal

Storm Door Installation in Chicago’s Northwest Suburbs

A storm door adds a practical layer of protection and flexibility to your home’s entryway. It allows you to open your main door for fresh air while maintaining security and insulation when needed. It also helps reduce wear on your primary entry door by shielding it from wind, rain, and temperature changes.

Lake Cook Exteriors installs Larson storm doors only as part of a complete entry door replacement project, ensuring proper fit, performance, and long-term durability. Storm doors are not offered as a standalone installation. In regions with strong seasonal shifts, a properly fitted storm door plays an important role in creating a more comfortable and efficient entry system.

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Larson Storm Doors

We install Larson storm doors as part of complete entry door replacement projects. Larson storm doors are designed for durability, usability, and year-round performance in changing Midwest climates. Homeowners often select different series based on exposure, entry usage, and design preference.

Larson Platinum Series Storm Door With White Frame And Full Unobstructed Exterior View

Platinum Series

Premium storm door designed for elevated performance and appearance

  • Refined finishes
  • Enhanced sealing system
  • Laminated glass strength
  • Full-view retractable screen
Exterior View Of Larson 70–80 Series White Aluminum Storm Door On Home With Dutch Lap Siding

70–80 Series

High-performance storm door for frequent use and exposure

  • Durable aluminum frame
  • Improved weather sealing
  • Hands-free closer system
  • Retractable screen
Larson 50–60 Series Maximum View Storm Door In Warm Brown Exterior Finish

50–60 Series

Fullview storm door for primary entries

  • Full glass visibility
  • Secure closure system
  • Dual weather sealing
  • Interchangeable screen and glass 
Exterior View Of Larson’s 30–40 Series White Storm Door With Entry Door Visible Through Glass Panels

30–40 Series

Balanced durability and style

  • Reinforced frame construction
  • Comfort-focused weather sealing
  • Multiple design styles
  • Ventilation screen options 
Exterior View Of 20 Series White Storm Door With Top Glass Panel And Standard Venting Screen

20 Series

Everyday performance and simplicity

  • Low-maintenance frame
  • Draft reduction sealing
  • Standard screen ventilation
  • Ideal for secondary entries
Larson 20 Series White Storm Door With Built-In Pet Door And Dog On Front Porch Outside

Pet-Friendly

Built-in pet access with added control and durability

  • Available in 20 Series and 70-80 Series Options
  • Interior cover panel for added security
  • Tear-resistant screen option for active pets
  • Multiple sizes based on pet height and weight

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Professional Installation Matters

A storm door performs best when it is properly measured and installed. Even small alignment issues can lead to drafts, poor operation, or premature wear.

Homeowners across Chicago’s northwest suburbs choose Lake Cook Exteriors for clear guidance and reliable installation.

  • Local experience with entry systems and storm doors
  • Accurate measurement before ordering any product
  • Installation focused on long-term fit and performance
  • Product recommendations based on how the entry is used daily
  • Access to showroom options for viewing styles and finishes
  • Service throughout Palatine, Arlington Heights, Hoffman Estates, and nearby communities

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Storm Door FAQs for Northwest Chicago Suburbs

Can I get a storm door installed by itself?
No. Storm doors are only installed with entry door replacement projects.
This is the most common issue we see. In most cases, it starts with seasonal movement in the frame combined with worn closers or hinges that no longer hold proper tension. Homes in this region go through repeated freeze and thaw cycles, which can slowly shift alignment. Sometimes a simple adjustment helps temporarily, but when the problem keeps returning, it usually means the door is no longer functioning as intended and replacement becomes the better option.
Yes, especially in older homes across Mount Prospect, Buffalo Grove, and Palatine. A storm door creates an additional layer in front of your main entry, which reduces direct wind exposure at the door. It does not replace insulation in the entry door itself, but it can noticeably reduce airflow and cold spots around the entryway during winter months.
In most cases we see in Schaumburg, Hoffman Estates, and Arlington Heights, replacement makes more sense than repair once performance starts to decline. If the frame has shifted, if glass or screen components no longer seal properly, or if corrosion is present on the hardware, repairs tend to be temporary fixes. Minor issues like a closer or handle can often be repaired, but ongoing drafts or alignment problems usually point toward replacement.

Storm doors are especially useful in ranch homes, split-level homes, and older subdivisions throughout Palatine and Arlington Heights where front entries are more exposed.

They are also common in homes without covered porches, which is typical in parts of Buffalo Grove and Mount Prospect. These layouts leave the main entry more exposed to wind and weather, making a storm door a practical addition rather than just an aesthetic one.

Yes, although the purpose is slightly different than in older homes. In newer construction, storm doors are often used to protect decorative entry doors, improve seasonal ventilation, and add a controlled airflow option without opening the main door. They are less about correcting drafts and more about protecting finishes and improving everyday usability.

Not all entryways are the same, especially in older Northwest Suburban homes. Fit depends on the trim depth, siding type, door swing, and available clearance for handles and locks. Because of this variation, most installations require on-site measurement to ensure the door operates smoothly and seals properly once installed.

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