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Door Styles |
R Value Chart |
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Traditional garage door 5 Basic Styles  |
All garage doors are priced to include installation and tax
Price also includes the tear out, removal and disposal of
old door
New door panels, track, springs, hardware, weather stripping and reattachment and adjusting of existing garage door opener
I stock a wide variety of doors in 5 colors, odd size doors and lift options There are basically 4 types (construction) of garage doors (see below)
Single Layer is a single sheet of metal and is a non insulated door Double Layer is a single sheet of metal with polystyrene and NO steelback and is considered an insulated door Triple Layer - Polystyrene is a steel front and steel back with a polystyrene core (R Value 10) Triple Layer - Polyeurthane is a steel front and steel back with a Polyeurthane core (R Value 12 - 18) See the R Value Chart for more on R Values Most residential garage doors use a standard 12 or 15 inch radius lift. Sometimes a low head room set up is required due to limited head space.
Standard Lift - 12 or 15 inch radius included in all garage door installs. Low Headroom Set up - Additional charge based on height of door. 7 and 8 ft tall doors add $85 High Lift - Typically used on commercial doors but has become increasing popular on residential doors. Price based on size of door and amount of high lift needed. Typical 16 x 7 residential door around $300 to $500. Follow the Roof pitch - Typically used on commercial doors but has become increasing popular on residential doors. Price based on size of door and amount of high lift needed. Typical 16 x 7 residential door around $300 to $500. Full Verticle - Used in commercial applications
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