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Black metal home with a timber porch and two cedar-tone plank garage doors with stacked side windows

Garage Doors

Residential Garage Doors

From classic raised-panel to full-view modern, installed by our own crew.

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Styles We Install

We handle residential garage doors end to end: helping you pick a style, measuring the opening, ordering the door, and doing the installation ourselves. These are the three styles we install most.

Installed pricing typically runs $800 to $1,800 for a single-car door and $1,500 to $4,500 for a double, depending on style, insulation and windows. Every quote is itemized, and the cost guide has the full breakdown. If your door is sound and only the hardware has failed, a spring, cable or opener repair is usually the cheaper answer.

Three cream recessed-panel garage doors on a cream stucco garage with a hip roof

Traditional

The classic raised-panel or long-panel steel door, and the safe choice for most homes. Traditional doors go with almost any architecture and are typically the most cost-effective option for a new installation. Insulation upgrades are the biggest decision here: an insulated steel door is quieter and holds temperature far better than a single-layer door, which matters most on an attached garage through a Georgia summer. Popular for ranch homes, colonials, and any home where the garage door shouldn’t fight the rest of the house.

White carriage-style garage door with arched top windows, black strap hinges and handles, between brick-footed posts

Carriage House

Carriage-house doors take design cues from the swing-open barn doors of a century ago, then hide modern sectional operation behind that look. You get the character of stained wood or a wood-look finish, decorative hardware like strap hinges and handles, and the option for divided-light windows across the top row. Great fit for craftsman, farmhouse, and traditional homes where curb appeal matters. Available in real wood, composite, and steel constructions to match your budget and maintenance preferences.

Three black-framed full-view glass garage doors on a sage green metal home with a copper-colored roof

Modern

Modern doors are all about clean lines and materials: flush steel panels, horizontal cedar planks, full-view aluminum-and-glass, or mixed-material combinations. If you have a contemporary or mid-century home, the right modern door takes the front of the house from awkward to intentional. Glass panels bring natural light into the garage without giving up privacy (frosted, seeded, and obscure glass options let light through while blocking sightlines). We install modern doors from CHI.

CHI Door Visions

Design Your Own Door

Upload a photo of your home and preview different doors, colors, and window layouts on it in real time. It’s a great way to narrow down what you want before we come out with samples.

Design Your Door
Screenshot of the CHI Door Visions design tool showing a wood-look garage door preview

The Doors We Install

CHI is the line we build on, and it covers most of what a home needs. They also build sectional and rolling steel for commercial openings.

CHI

Wide residential selection with dozens of factory colors and finishes.

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What to Expect

Simple, three-step process from your first call to a working new door.

  1. 01

    Estimate

    Call us or fill out the form. We’ll come out, measure, listen to what you want, and leave you with a written estimate.

  2. 02

    Choose Your Door

    Style, material, insulation, window layout, hardware. We walk you through the choices and show you what will look right on your home.

  3. 03

    Installation Day

    We remove the old door, install the new one, program remotes and keypads, and clean up. Most standard residential installs usually finish in a day.

Ready to get started?

Call us or ask for an estimate and we’ll take it from there.

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