Both the hmi and provia are top tier. Homeguard is just below but to be honest, i dont think you would be saving much money if thats your main goal. Homeguard is a good door though.

I would not put Homeguard below at all. Their Signature series is comparable to the Provia Signet. I've had a few issues with customer service from Homeguard and don't sell them as often as I used to, however its still a very nice door... I know that this aspect doesn't pertain to your painted white door, but their hand staining is stunning. Defintely one of the best on the market.

What would the cost be for a double front door, steel with ideal security and accommodate for the type 1 security locks? I’m guessing Provia. I’m just starting the search. No windows and traditional style. Thank you. Attempting not to be taken.

Shot in the dark, no taking into account COL area, but 8-10K with install as a starting point.

Just got a 6% price increase from Provia notification. So...better do it quickly and 10K would likely be the starting point in this market. It's not hyperbole when someone in the construction market says..."If you aren't happy with the price, wait 3 days and it will change."

+1. Hard to say on cost as even with that info, there are still a lot of variables. The range that MYM mentioned sounds about right to start.

I'd second WoW's comments as well in that today's price may not last long in this environment... Not that long ago we'd see an increase once every year or two, now there are several per year and with little rhyme or reason.

Homeguard is a great door, $10k+ sounds about right for a double.