Materials
Steel
Superior durability, low maintenance, high security. Excellent energy efficiency when insulated. Budget-friendly option with many design options and available in several styles and colors.
Wood
Warm, natural look for enhanced curb appeal. Natural insulation and noise reduction. Wood doors require more maintenance but are easily restored and repaired and are highly customizable.
Composite
The look of natural wood without the maintenance requirements. Made from a combination of wood fibers, resins and plastic. Get the low maintenance and insulation benefits of steel with the aesthetic appeal of wood.
Vinyl
Lightweight, durable, vinyl, low-maintenance and corrosion resistant. Difficult to dent or scratch, and the color is embedded into the material, so no need to paint or finish. The lightweight material reduces wear on garage door openers and can be insulated for increased energy efficiency. Available in several colors and styles.
Styles
Carriage House
A classic style that instantly transforms your home’s façade from an eyesore to the envy of the neighborhood. Available in multiple materials and at various price points, bring old-world charm to your home with the imitation barn door look without compromising modern functionality.
Traditional
With or without windows, the traditional raised panel design is the perfect choice for the homeowner with a no-frills approach to garage doors. Classic without feeling dated, the simple design of traditional doors complements any home in a wide range of colors and materials and at a range of price points.
Contemporary
The modern update to the traditional raised panel style is the contemporary recessed panel design. Match minimalist and modern architecture or give and older construction a modern edge. Just as versatile as traditional doors, the contemporary style is the perfect option for homeowners who prefer a modern look.
Colors
Not sure where to begin when choosing new garage doors? Start with the color you want and check the available styles. These are the three most common ways homeowners select the color for their new garage doors:
- Match the house trim
- Choose an accent color
- Match the man doors
Windows
Many garage doors styles are available with windows. If you choose to add windows to your garage doors, consider these three features:
Placement
Where on the door do you want your windows? All the way at the top or on a panel closer to eye level?
Opacity
Light the maximum amount of light in with clear glass or balance light with privacy by selecting textured or tinted glass. Not all glass types are available for all door models, so confirm the availability of your preferred choices with our sales team before making your final selection.
Shape
Windows can come in different shapes, depending on the door style. Opt for basic rectangular panes or arched windows to complement your home. Check the available options with our sales team before settling on a door or window style.
Insulation
Garage door insulation is measured in R-values. Different R-value ranges are recommended depending on the location of your garage and whether it is heated. Here are some recommended ranges for various garages:
- R-0 to R-6: Detached, unheated garages
- R-6 to R-9: Attached, unheated garages
- R-10 to R-13: Heated garages
- R-13+: Attached garages underneath a living space