New Garage Door Installation in Worcester, MA
A new garage door is one of the most visible upgrades you can make to your home. It also makes your garage quieter and warmer. We'll help you choose the right door and install it properly with all-new hardware.
Is it time for a new garage door?
Replacing the door is usually the better investment when:
- Several panels are dented, cracked, rotted or rusted through
- Replacement sections for your door model are no longer made
- The door is uninsulated and the garage, or the room above it, is freezing all winter
- You're preparing to sell and want better curb appeal
- Repair costs keep adding up on an old, worn-out door
Garage door styles and materials
Insulated steel doors
The most popular choice around Worcester. Steel doors with polystyrene or polyurethane insulation are durable, low-maintenance and much warmer than single-layer doors. Higher R-values make a noticeable difference in attached garages and rooms over the garage.
Carriage-house style
Carriage-house doors look like old swing-out barn doors but work like a modern overhead door. They're a great fit for colonials, capes and farmhouse-style homes in Holden, Paxton, Shrewsbury and the surrounding towns.
Modern and windowed doors
Flush panels, wood-look finishes and window inserts let natural light in and add character from the street, without the constant repainting New England weather demands of real wood.
What's included in a new door installation
- On-site measurement of the opening, headroom, side room and backroom
- Help choosing style, color, insulation and windows
- Removal and disposal of your old door
- New tracks, rollers, hinges, cables and springs sized to the new door
- New bottom seal and perimeter weatherstripping
- Connection to your existing opener, or a new opener installation
- Balance adjustment and a full safety test
Why proper installation matters
Even the best door will be noisy, drafty and hard on the opener if the springs are sized wrong or the tracks aren't square. Our installs are set up so the door is balanced, sealed tight to the floor and runs quietly for years.