Phoenix Security Doors
Security Screen Doors in Phoenix, AZ
Steel security doors that let the breeze in and keep the house locked, for entries, French doors and sliders.
Phoenix Security Doors
Steel security doors that let the breeze in and keep the house locked, for entries, French doors and sliders.
Iron Gates Phoenix builds and installs security screen doors for front entries, back doors and patio sliders across Phoenix. A security door lets you open the main door on a spring or fall evening while the house stays locked.
Our Phoenix security doors use a welded steel frame mounted into the door jamb, then a screen or perforated panel inside the frame. The frame and the lock do the security work; the screen keeps bugs out and cuts sun glare.
We measure each opening, since Phoenix homes from different decades have very different door sizes.
Fine insect screen, perforated metal or heavy stainless mesh, picked for airflow, view and strength.
Pairs of iron security doors for French doors and wide entries, with a fixed side and an active side.
Sliding steel security screens that ride in front of a glass patio door.
Single or triple-point locks, deadbolts and lock box plates that guard the latch area.
| Choice | Options | What changes |
|---|---|---|
| Pattern | Plain, geometric, scroll or custom | How the door looks from the street |
| Screen | Insect screen, perforated, stainless mesh | Airflow, view out and resistance to cutting |
| Lock | Single-point or multi-point | How firmly the door holds at the frame |
| Frame color | Black, bronze, white or custom | Match to trim, gates and fence |
Because we build gates and fence too, your security door can share the same pattern and color as a courtyard gate or front-yard fence. That gives the front of the house one consistent look.
No. With the main door open behind it, a screen door adds airflow. Perforated and fine mesh screens also block some direct sun.
Yes. Each door is built to the opening we measure.
Yes. Pairs for French doors and wide entries are a common project.
Most security doors sold as iron today are steel frames finished to look like traditional ironwork. Strength comes from the frame, the mounting and the lock.
Tell us which doors you want covered and the style you like. We'll measure each opening.
Free estimate, no obligation