Garage Door Installation in Idaho

A standard single or double door is a three-to-five hour job, including removing the old door and track. Custom, oversized or commercial doors can run to a full day.

A basic single steel door installed sits at the low end; insulated double doors run higher; carriage-house, glass-and-aluminium and custom doors higher again. We measure, quote in writing, and the number includes removal of the old door.

If the garage is attached, has a room above it, or you work out there — yes, comfortably. An R-16 to R-18 door with a thermal break holds a garage far warmer through a cold snap and runs much quieter because the sections are rigid.

Yes. Steel, wood, composite, carriage-house and full-view glass in a wide range of colours, panel profiles and window options. We'll bring samples to the measure.

Yes. We'll fit a customer-supplied opener, though we'll check first that it's rated for your door's weight and height — an underpowered unit on a heavy insulated door is a short-lived opener.

Most doors can be repaired, and we'd rather fix yours than sell you one. The line we use: if the repair costs more than about half a new door, or you've paid for three repairs in two years, replacement is the cheaper road. We'll quote both and let you choose.

No. The price we quote is the price you pay whether it's Tuesday lunchtime or two o'clock on Christmas morning. We don't run an overtime rate.