Garage door installation
Time for a new garage door?
- Help picking the right door
- Springs set to the new door
- Price agreed before install
Some doors are past saving: faded, dented across several sections, or bent after a car met them. A new door changes the front of the house more than almost any other single project, and it ends the daily noise and sticking at the same time.
Green EZ has replaced tired two-car doors with white raised-panel doors and swapped a broken single door for one with a row of windows. Each install gets springs matched to the new door's weight and a balance check. If your opener is worn out too, ask about a new Chamberlain opener on the same visit.
Planning a new door?
Have the width of the opening handy if you know it, or just call. We'll talk through styles and next steps.
What's included in a new door install
A new door is only as good as the parts it rides on, so the install covers the whole system, not just the panels.
Measuring and choosing
We measure the opening and go over styles, colors and window options that suit the house.
Old door removal
The old door, springs and hardware come down safely before the new one goes up.
New door setup
Sections, tracks, rollers and springs installed, then the door balanced so it lifts evenly.
Opener pairing
Your current opener adjusted for the new door, or a new opener put in if it's time.
Popular door styles
Raised panel
The classic look, with rectangular panels pressed into the steel. It suits most homes, from older ranches to new builds.
Doors with windows
A row of glass across the top section brings in daylight without giving up privacy at eye level.
Single or two-car sizes
Doors come in standard widths for one- and two-car openings. We measure yours rather than assuming it's standard.
Signs it's time to replace the door
A new door is worth pricing if:
- Several sections are bent or crackedFixing one panel makes sense. Fixing four usually doesn't.
- Parts for it aren't made anymoreOlder doors can be hard to match when a section fails.
- The bottom is rotted or rusted throughMoisture at the bottom edge eats away at wood and steel over time.
- It's loud and heavy no matter what gets adjustedA worn-out door can wear out new springs and openers too.
- It drags down the look of the houseOn many homes the garage door is one of the biggest things you see from the street.
Safety first. Taking down an old door starts with releasing spring tension, which is the riskiest step of the whole job. Please don't begin removing panels or brackets before a technician has unloaded the springs.
Why choose Green EZ for your new door
Real install photos
Our photos show new white raised-panel doors on attached and detached garages around the area.
Balanced from day one
Springs are sized to the new door's weight, which protects the opener and keeps the door easy to lift.
Clear pricing
You'll know the full price before the old door comes down.
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