Garage Door Installation in Philadelphia, PA

New Garage Doors in Philadelphia

For rowhomes with rear alley garages and parking pads, twins, and storefront roll-up doors, we'll help you choose a door that suits the house and stands up to humid summers, freeze-thaw winters and plenty of road salt.

Signs you need it

• Your door is dented, rotted or worn out
• You're renovating or selling
• The garage is cold and drafty
• The door is heavy, noisy and dated
• You want windows or a new style

What we do

1. In-home measure and style consultation
2. Remove and dispose of the old door
3. Install the door, tracks, springs and hardware
4. Fit weather seals and bottom seal
5. Connect and tune the opener

Carriage-house styles suit New England colonials and capes; flush and full-view glass doors suit modern homes. Insulated steel doors with a polyurethane core are the best value for attached garages through a New England winter.