A new door, hung square, in a day.
Insulated steel, carriage style, long panel with windows, full-view glass — we measure, order and install, and the estimate is free.
Signs it’s this
- Bottom section rusted through
- Door has been hit and the sections won’t seal
- Wood door rotting at the bottom
- You’re re-siding or selling
- The garage is a workshop and needs insulation
- You just want it to look right
Styles we install
Every door we hang is sized to your opening and your climate. Insulated steel is the workhorse in Michigan; the rest is what you want the house to look like.
- Insulated steel raised-panel and long-panel doors
- Carriage-style doors with decorative hardware
- Windows and glass-top sections
- Full-view aluminum and glass doors
- Wood-look steel and composite doors
- Openers, keypads and remotes fitted with the door
What the estimate covers
We measure the opening, check the headroom and the framing, and show you the options with the number attached. Free, and no pressure to decide that day.
Selling or re-siding?
A new door is the biggest single change to the front of most houses. Ask us about timing it with the siding crew.
(517) 507-8781How an install goes
- Measure and quoteAt your house, free. Options explained with real numbers.
- Door orderedSized to your opening. We’ll tell you the lead time straight.
- Install dayOld door out, new door, track, springs and opener in. Usually a day.
- Balanced, sealed, testedAnd we haul the old one away.
Common questions
Install is usually a day. Lead time on the door itself depends on the style — we’ll tell you when we quote.
Not always. If yours is sound we re-hang it on the new door. If it’s on its last legs, doing both at once saves a trip.
Insulated, in Michigan, unless it’s a detached shed. It’s quieter, stiffer and keeps the garage workable in January.
Yes, it goes with us.
Where we do this
Greater LansingNew garage doors, quoted free.
Call and tell us what the door is doing. You get a real time and a number before any work starts.