A new garage door changes how the whole house looks, and a good insulated one makes the garage quieter and warmer. We help you pick it, then install it right.
Raised-panel and flush steel doors are the most common: tough, low maintenance and easy to paint. Carriage-house and barn-style doors give a classic look with decorative hardware. Modern doors with long windows or full-view glass panels suit newer homes. Wood and wood-look doors are available where you want warmth without the upkeep.
We bring samples and photos, measure your opening, and help you choose color, windows and hardware that match the house.
If your garage is attached, or you use it as a gym or workshop, an insulated door makes a big difference in our wet winters. Insulated doors are also stiffer and quieter. We'll explain the R-value options in plain terms and what they actually change.
Removal and haul-away of the old door, new tracks, springs sized to the new door, rollers, weather seal and bottom seal, and adjustment of your opener (or a new one if you want). We clean up and test everything before we leave.
Tell us what the door or gate is doing. A photo helps.
A technician checks it on site and tells you the options and the cost.
We do the work, then run the door or gate and check the safety sensors before we leave.
We cover the Seattle and Portland areas and the towns around them.
Most single and double doors are installed in one day. Custom doors take a few weeks to arrive after you order.
Not always. If your opener is in good shape and the right size for the new door, we reuse it.
When the matching panel is still made, yes. On older doors it often isn't, and then a new door is the answer.
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