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CLARK HALL OPENS NEW DOORS
WELCOME GUESTS TO YOUR HOME WITH A CUSTOM STEEL DOOR DESIGNED JUST FOR YOU.
WRITTEN BY DANA W. TODD
For fifty years, Clark Hall Doors has served Charlotte-area designers, architects, and builders who want custom doors and windows for their clients. Now, the company announces it will open a new Raleigh showroom on November 9 at 1403 Capital Boulevard to support the customers it has already been serving here.
“Raleigh homeowners can now fully enjoy Clark Hall quality and service, which is a three-part methodology for how we work with clients to provide a custom, one-of-a-kind entryway for their homes,” says Luke Kaiser of Clark Hall Doors & Windows. Developing relationships is the first priority. Second, he stresses the necessity for Clark Hall’s quality to be extremely high. For this reason, Clark Hall hand-forges its iron doors and windows in-house so there is complete design control. And third, Kaiser wants to make it easy to do business together. “Clark Hall Doors is a one-stop shop, where our clients can be educated, design their entryway in conjunction with an experienced team member, and have their door installed and serviced by Clark Hall,” he adds.
Shannon Connors, a Clark Hall homeowner and interior designer by trade, experienced the security of being able to tweak her custom windows during the manufacturing process. “A small change to capture the look that I had in mind came up during the process,” Connors says. “Together with Clark Hall Doors, we worked through a solution. The company came to the table and put skin in the game, sharing the additional charge needed to
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make my look a reality. Clark Hall Doors followed up until I was one hundred percent satisfied.”
The Connors replaced every window and door in their home with Clark Hall products in a fullhouse renovation that contemporized their residence. “When you purchase high-end doors and windows, it is a large part of the budget,” Connors adds. “Having a company that we felt comfortable with was important. Clark Hall Doors hit the ball out of the park from that standpoint.”
Will Johnson Building Company’s clients have increasingly requested steel doors and windows, according to Rebecca Johnson. The company had been working with an overseas company but switched to Clark Hall Doors and has never looked back. “We have a very good relationship with Clark Hall Doors,” she says. “How the company builds doors is different from everyone else. They are made to last. We also appreciate a partner who works with us to understand new technology and address our customer’s concerns,” Johnson adds. “We rely on Clark Hall Doors to show our customers the latest product samples and videos, and to help us answer customer questions.”
“We tell folks new to the door and window business to think of us as the Mercedes or Audi of custom doors: better features, higher quality, personalized service, and more longevity,” Kaiser says. u
Contact CLARK HALL DOORS & WINDOWS at CLARKHALLDOORS.COM, or visit the new Raleigh showroom at 1403 Capital Boulevard.
