February 10th, 2010 by paramountiron
When you stroll into your local Home Depot or Lowes, what do you factor in when deciding whether to purchase a high end product rather than a serviceable lower priced product? Is is the name recognition? Brand loyalty? Price savings? Energy efficiency? Or are you driven to conform to the average Joe, and be like everyone else on your street? This is a very interesting issue that doesn’t currently have an answer. I will admit, as a marketing professional, it would be a heck of a lot easier if there was a straight forward answer to this question, but there is not… If anyone has any input or would like to discuss it feel free.
February 3rd, 2010 by paramountiron
The Phoenix housing market has been on a steady decline for the past several years. The recessed economy was cause for concern on multiple levels. Jobs were lost. Homes were lost. Even the people who had the cash were skeptical to spend it with the uncertainty of the market. Were the prices going to tank even lower? There isn’t much room to go down before the prices start to rise again. Tempe based home builder, Fulton Homes, has decided to run a Superbowl ad locally despite the economies uncertainties. Now is the time to try to garner market share, because only the strong companies have been able to endure the past couple years. Three other prominent developers are beginning the housing market resurgence in the Phoenix area. Lennar-Pulte has began to market its 600-acre Lone Mountain Community in the high-end Northeast area. DMB’s Verrado is in the beginning stages of its new housing community in the West Valley. Joseph Carl Homes has also began to market Canta Mia in the South Valley.
Phoenix has been through a tough stretch, but from the looks of things, there appears to be a light at the end of the tunnel. There appears to be an optimistic outlook for 2010 and beyond!
January 18th, 2010 by paramountiron
January 4th, 2010 by paramountiron
Happy New Year! We have high-quality wrought iron doors available for $40/sq ft for a limited time. Call us today at 480.353.7692 for prices and door sizes.
December 9th, 2009 by paramountiron
Recently, Paramount Iron seized the opportunity to purchase the complete inventory from a huge custom iron door factory that is shutting down that part of their operation. We were able to negotiate an unbelievable deal by purchasing their entire inventory that consists of nearly 500 doors! These doors are incredibly beautiful and extremely high quality!
All of the doors we purchased were hand crafted by skilled iron workers. We are a fully licensed reputable name in the iron business and stand behind any product we offer. We have been in the steel industry for nearly 10 years now, and we continue to grow our market share due to our superior quality products and economical prices. Even in the current economic climate we have been able to keep busy with commercial and residential projects alike.
For those of you who are familiar with these types of doors, you know that they typically sell for $70.00-$120.00 a square foot supplied and $120.00-$200.00 a square foot installed. I am selling these at a one time offer of $40.00 per square foot (we can install glass for extra) until they are gone!
Here are some examples of prices
- 2’6 x 7’0 wine room doors = $700.00
- 3’0 x 7’0 wine room or entry doors = $840.00
- 4’0 x 8’0 wine room or entry doors = $1,280.00
- 6’0 x 8’0 double entry doors= $1,920.00
- 6’0 x 10’0 double entry doors= $2,400.00
Lots of sizes and styles to choose from!
Contact us for door designs and inventory list.
602-323-9957
*Below are the door designs we currently have available, although they won’t all last long!
December 2nd, 2009 by paramountiron
With the current economic climate, home builders and home owners are skeptical to spend extra money on unnecessary luxury building materials such as iron entry doors, energy efficient windows, etc. I have compiled a short list of reasons why it is worth it to fork out the money for Iron entry doors.
*The information below reflects Piazza Door’s products
Safety
- iron entry doors provide you with a very safe alternative to your traditional wood or glass door because of the high-quality steel that it is fabricated from.
Curb Appeal
- although they cost more, wrought iron doors substantially increase the value and enhance the look of your home.
Energy Efficiency
- Piazza Door’s doors are insulated with polyurethane foam and fitted with a 3/4″, dual pane, low-e, insulated glass in an independently hinged glass door panel. It also has an integral door sweep with custom extrusion on each door, coupled with built in threshold on each door frame and provides a superior weather tight seal. Another benefit of the insulation is the soundproofing the doors provide you with from the outside world.
Innovation
- You can choose from a large variety of original Piazza Door designs or create your own custom door specific to your liking. No matter the door- single, double, wine cellar, the doors are highly customizable with various options available such as screens, orientation, glass, etc.
Durability
- Iron entry doors are proven to handle the weather much better than wood and glass doors. Rather than replacing the door, you can just scrub the door to bring it back to its beautiful self.
Whether it be for the safety, value, curb appeal or innovation, Iron entry doors popularity is increasing across the United States. Stereotypically, iron doors are ideal for the Southwest because of the desert style, but the doors are showing up all over.
November 5th, 2009 by paramountiron
Below are photos of a recent commercial project that Paramount Iron just completed. Along with the green screens on the side of the building and the stairwells, we also fabricated, and installed railings on each individual porch.
November 2nd, 2009 by paramountiron
Paramount Iron fabricated, and installed this Spiral Staircase and railing in this beautiful home on the lake.
November 2nd, 2009 by paramountiron
While it is evident that the US economy is still in a recession, there are signs of light at the end of the tunnel. The housing industry was given a boost with the recent “First-Time Home buyer Tax Credit” program. The current program began April, 2008, and concludes November 30th 2009. Those who qualified in 2008 have a 15-year payback period, whereas the real winners were those who qualified, and purchased homes in 2009. As long as they maintain their new home as their “primary residence” for three years, they do not have to pay back the $8,000.00 tax credit. Once the sale closes, you can file for your tax credit. Many of the beneficiaries are using their tax credit money for home improvement purchases, essentially increasing the curb value of their home. Along with the economy, a lot of commodity’s prices have deflated. Now is the time to invest in your home, while the economy is on the verge of recovering, and the prices are still low.
October 16th, 2009 by admin
We, at Paramount Iron would like to welcome you to our new blog. We will regularly update the blog with photos and information about projects we are working on. We will also use the blog as a tool for customers to give, and receive feedback about our current products as well as products our customers would like us to fabricate in the future! Feel free to share your comments on here!
