Your front porch says so much about you! Give the outside of your storm door a personal touch. It doesn't have to be expensive or elaborate; a simple touch will do.

Energy efficiency is something we are all expected to know and pay attention to, but what does it really all entail? Most expert's will get really technical and scientific, but personally all I want are the facts and why it matters to me. 

As an empty nester and long term employee with Larson Manufacturing, I just had to take a look back at my family’s journey with Larson Storm Doors. Throughout the years, our needs have evolved, our lives have changed and thankfully our storm doors have as well.

If you have been in the market for a storm door, it’s likely you have heard of the company that has been the leader in the industry for decades. So what’s behind Larson Storm Doors?

Larson Manufacturing was founded 60 years ago. We’ve had a quiet history in the public’s eye throughout our years, but despite that, we have a lot of interesting things about us that you didn’t know.

Like did you know Larson Manufacturing was started by Oscar Larson when he was 62!?

For 24 years Larson Manufacturing has been celebrating Arbor Day in a big way. Each year, every employee receives a tree or shrub to plant. A commemorative tree is planted at each manufacturing and office site. Over the years, Larson Doors has dramatically affected the landscape of our communities.

Larson Storm Doors have been around for a long time, so you might be asking yourself, “What’s so great about storm doors?” We’re here to answer that with 13 reasons why people love Larson Storm Doors.

Is it time to get your storm door ready for that fresh air? Maybe it is getting chilly and you want to install your glass insert again for the winter. Here are a few simple steps on how to do that with your Fullview storm doors.

Sharing with our employees and our community is part of Larson Manufacturing’s culture. Commitment to our communities is supported at the highest levels of the company, but it runs deeper than a corporate initiative. It is the fabric of who we are.