There are dozens of color, trim, window, and hardware combinations available. Even if you’re choosing a classic style, you can still personalize the finish, panel shape, window placement, and decorative accents to match your home’s personality.

Not usually. Most replacements fit within your existing opening. However, if your framing is damaged, off-level, or previously modified, we may recommend adjustments for long-term safety and performance. We’ll flag those during your site inspection.

Absolutely. Many modern doors come with built-in garage door insulation and tight sealing to reduce drafts, making your garage more comfortable and potentially lowering energy bills, especially if your garage is attached to your home.

If your door has become a frequent repair project, is severely dented, outdated, or doesn’t operate smoothly even after servicing, it may be time to consider a full replacement. We help you weigh the long-term cost of repairs against the value and performance of a new door, factoring in safety, aesthetics, and energy performance.

In Northern Colorado, insulated steel doors offer the best balance of durability, energy efficiency, and low maintenance. They handle cold, snow, and summer heat better than wood or uninsulated aluminum options, and resist dents and rust in high-use homes.