A new garage door is the largest moving part of your home and one of its biggest curb-appeal upgrades. We help you choose the right door for your home and climate, measure the opening exactly, and install it — with a free in-home design estimate and an upfront price you approve before we order anything.
Garage door installation is the full replacement of a garage door — removing the old door and hardware, then fitting new sections, tracks, springs, and (if needed) an opener, balanced to the door's weight. The right door depends on your home's style, your climate, and whether the garage is attached to living space. We install steel, full-view glass, and faux-wood doors across the Bay Area with a free in-home design estimate and upfront pricing approved before we order.
The door sets the face of your house, so the first decision is style and material. Here are the families we install most across the Bay Area — each suits a different look, budget, and climate. We'll bring samples to your free estimate so you can see them against your home.
A new door is a planned project, not an emergency fix — so the process is built around getting the choice and the measurements right before anything is ordered. Here's how a typical installation goes from first call to finished door.
Past the look of the door, a few practical choices decide how happy you'll be with it in five years. Here's the honest guidance we give homeowners at the estimate — including where it's worth spending and where it isn't.
Before you commit to a new door, two questions usually decide the whole project: is it time to replace at all, and how much door should you buy? Here's our straight answer to each.
One fault on an otherwise sound door — a spring, a roller, an opener — is almost always worth repairing, not replacing. The math changes once an older door needs its second or third major fix in a short span, has cracked or dented sections, or no longer seals.
When repairs start stacking up on a twenty-year-old door, a new one usually costs less over a few years than chasing failures.
Insulation adds quiet and temperature stability — genuinely worth it on an attached garage or one used as living and working space. On a detached garage used only for parking, it mostly adds cost you won't notice day to day.
It's a comfort-and-noise decision driven by how the garage connects to your home, not a default upgrade for every door.
A new door is a considered purchase, so the price should be clear before you order — never a surprise at the end. Every installation starts with a free in-home estimate and an upfront written quote you approve first. Rather than post one number that won't fit your home, here are the honest factors that shape it.
The bottom line: a free in-home estimate, an upfront price approved before we order, and no surprises on the final invoice.
A door is only as good as the installation behind it. A door that's out of balance or fitted with the wrong-sized springs wears its opener and hardware out early — so the install matters as much as the door you choose.
Straight answers to the questions Bay Area homeowners ask us most when planning a new garage door.
We install new garage doors throughout the Bay Area. Find your city below for local service, or see all of our garage door services.
Free in-home design estimates across the Bay Area — exact measurements, real samples, and upfront pricing on every new door. No obligation, no pressure. Call 650-993-1457 or send the form and we'll schedule your visit.
