text: Choosing an iron door for your home in Scottsdale, Gilbert, or East Mesa Arizona areas
  What to know before you buy a custom iron door...
  Hidden charges – Beware of companies offering forged iron doors at a seemingly low price. Often the price you are quoted is for the door only. Add-ons for glass, handles, locks, and other miscellaneous charges can quickly turn what you thought was a great buy into an expensive decision.
  Warranty – Not all forged iron doors are equal. Be sure to look for an iron door that comes with a solid, lengthy warranty.
  Finish – The majority of wrought iron door manufacturers use standard powder coating to finish their doors. Powder coating, while a durable finish, has been known to dry out, crack and peel over time. Using a zinc primer to protect against rust and epoxy base paint that is baked onto the door ensures a beautiful, long-lasting finish.
  Insulation – Regardless of the climate you live in, be sure to buy an iron door that is insulated with polyurethane foam insulation and features a dual-pane, insulated window unit. Custom iron doors that are not insulated or have single pane glass will lead to higher heating and cooling costs.
  Construction- There is only one way to truly make a "hand made" iron door. The iron should be put into the fire then beaten and bent to shape. Beware of companies that plasma cut or use hollow materials to build their custom iron doors and claim they are handmade. If your iron door is not made by forging the iron, then it is not handmade.