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It depends on the size, the material and insulation, the window and hardware options, and whether the opener and springs are replaced with it. A basic single steel door costs less; an insulated carriage or glass door on a double opening costs more. We quote the full installed price in writing after measuring your opening.
A standard replacement is usually a few hours to most of a day, depending on the door and whether the opener and track are being replaced too. We give you a realistic timeline in the written quote before we schedule.
Repair makes sense for a single failure like a spring or a cable on a door that’s otherwise sound. Replace when the panels are dented or rotting, the door is poorly insulated, or repairs are stacking up. We’ll give you an honest read on which one your door needs. We quote the repair either way.
A quality steel or insulated door installed correctly commonly lasts 15 to 30 years, depending on use and weather. The springs and opener wear out sooner and are the parts most likely to need service along the way.
Yes. Removal and recycling of the old door, and the old opener if you are replacing it, are included in the installed price. You are not left with a pile in the driveway.
Insulated steel doors are the practical favorite here, because they hold up to the heat, cut road noise, and keep an attached garage closer to livable in summer. Carriage-style doors are the most popular upgrade for looks.
Yes. New doors carry the manufacturer’s warranty, and we stand behind our installation. We will walk you through what is covered before you choose a door.
In most cases we prefer to supply and install as one job, so the door, track, spring, and opener are matched and warranted together. If you already have a door, call and we will talk through the options.