Curb Appeal

Fresh look. Increased value. In a recent survey, real estate agents were shown images of various homes, including some that had been modified with a new Therma-Tru door, and asked to estimate the value of the home. While results varied, the survey suggests choosing a Therma-Tru door that complements the home’s architecture could add up to 7% to the perceived value of a remodeled home.* That’s a potential increase of up to $21,000 on a $300,000 home for a project that can be done in a single day. *Not a guarantee of investment returns, increase in value or selling price. See 2021 Therma-Tru National Home Valuation Study surveying real estate agents about perceived remodeled home value estimates based on exterior appearance. Not based on actual home sales data. Results may vary based on region, door style and home style. Study was commissioned by Therma-Tru and conducted by the Farnsworth Group, an independent research provider. **Source: National Association of Realtors, “2020 Profile of Home Buys and Sellers” Renovating? Get the most for your money. A new entry door can pay for itself – and then some. A recent survey suggests homeowners who choose a stylish new Therma-Tru entry can significantly improve the curb appeal of their home, and with a door that complements their home’s architecture, can increase the overall perceived value of their home.* “In my experience on both the seller and buyer side, the entry door is always key.” - Real Estate Agent Survey Respondent Selling soon? In a recent survey, 44% of homeowners said they were more likely to purchase a home with an enhanced entry; one in three homeowners said they were willing to pay a premium for one.* Before After