Insulated Garage Door Installation

What This Service Involves

Insulated garage doors use a foam core between steel or composite skins to slow heat loss and dampen noise. For attached garages, workshops, and rooms above the garage, that insulation makes a noticeable difference in comfort and energy use during our cool, wet season. We install a properly sealed, balanced door with the R-value suited to how you use the space. The heavier, more rigid construction also resists dents and operates more quietly. Weathersealing and testing complete the job to code.

Benefits

Warmer, more comfortable garage in winter; Reduced energy loss for attached garages; Quieter operation and better sound dampening; More rigid, dent-resistant construction; Weatherseal keeps out the Northwest damp

Our Process

1) Assess the garage use and select the R-value; 2) Remove any old door and prep the opening; 3) Install the insulated door, springs, and tracks; 4) Weatherseal the perimeter and test balance and safety

What Affects the Cost

Door size and insulation R-value; Skin material and construction quality; Spring system and opener compatibility; Weathersealing and framing prep; Removal of the existing door

Best Time of Year

Installing before winter maximizes the comfort and efficiency benefit through the cold, damp months.