- Cincinnati · Since 1935
Security Doors in Cincinnati
What you get
Security doors have come a long way from welded bars. Ours are heavy-gauge steel with decorative patterns, real deadbolts and screens, so the house is protected without looking like it is.
- Heavy-gauge steel frames and welded corners
- Keyed deadbolt with reinforced strike
- Decorative scroll and contemporary flat-bar patterns
- Powder-coat finishes that don't chalk out
Styles & options
Decorative steel
Traditional scroll patterns in black, white or bronze.
Contemporary
Clean flat-bar lines for newer elevations.
Screen & glass
Interchangeable inserts for season-to-season use.
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Common questions
Do security doors fit non-standard openings?
Ours are ordered to the measured opening, including out-of-square frames on older Cincinnati houses.
Google reviews
Rated 4.9 by our
neighbors.
4.9
“Had the rest of my windows installed today. I can’t say enough good things about this company and the guys that did my job. Pricing beat ALL the big companies. Workmanship was fantastic. Everything was cleaned up as good or maybe better than they found it. The crew was very professional and respectful. I would highly recommend.”
Sharon Wilson
“We had a number of large custom sized windows that needed to be replaced. Other companies told us they were unable to replace them. Schneider came to give a bid and worked through the windows’ unique size. The owner came out two times after our initial order to remeasure just to ensure everything was perfect. Their prices were also the least expensive!”
Joelle Mcconnell
“They were responsive, patient, answered all our questions, and made sure we were happy with what we were ordering. The rep was honest with us and said we should go a cheaper route on one door. The installers worked like a well oiled machine — friendly, polite, and did a great job cleaning up after themselves.”
Carly Porter
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