Residential garage door installation

Your home needs a new door.

Whether your old door is on its last leg or you’re simply looking for a facelift, we can help. We’re committed to taking care of you and making you ridiculously happy for years to come. We offer:

  • Good, better and best garage door options from a variety of manufacturers
  • Custom options that add beauty to your home
  • Improved aesthetics, protection and usability
  • Competitive, if not better, pricing than big box stores and other local competitors
  • Incredible installation and customer service
  • Our word that the job gets done right or we’ll make it right

Selecting the right garage door for your home

Door Style

Choosing the right garage door style isn’t just about function—it’s about curb appeal. Your garage door is often one of the first things people notice about your home, and the right style can enhance your exterior, reflect your personal taste, and even boost your property value.

When selecting a door style, consider the overall architecture of your home. Is it modern and sleek? Classic and traditional? Rustic and charming? Matching your garage door to your home’s character creates a more cohesive and polished look.

POPULAR GARAGE DOOR STYLES:

  • Ranch: Ranch-style garage doors typically have simple, clean lines to complement the horizontal design of ranch houses.
  • Colonial & Shaker: A timeless choice that works with most home styles. Clean lines and symmetrical panels make it a go-to for many homeowners.
  • Carriage & Bi-Fold: Inspired by old carriage doors, this style adds a rustic, farmhouse charm. Often featuring decorative hardware and faux hinges, they blend vintage aesthetics with modern operation.
  • Flush, Plank, & Mixed Panel: Flush, plank, or mixed panel garage doors often feature long, continuous panels, arranged either vertically or horizontally, providing a sleek, modern aesthetic.
  • Modern/Contemporary: Think minimalist design, clean lines, and materials like glass, aluminum, or flush panels. Perfect for mid-century and modern architecture.
  • Custom Styles: For a unique look, custom doors let you tailor materials, colors, window placements, and finishes to match your home exactly.

Our team is here to help you choose the right style based on your home’s look, your budget, and your personal preferences. We’ll walk you through material options, color selections, and window configurations so you get a garage door that looks great and performs even better!

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Color

The color of your garage door plays a big role in your home’s overall appearance. Whether you want your door to blend in seamlessly or stand out as a design feature, the right color choice can elevate your curb appeal and tie your exterior together.

When choosing a color, start by considering your home’s existing palette—your siding, trim, front door, and even roof color. Do you want your garage door to match, contrast, or complement these elements? For a cohesive look, many homeowners choose a color that matches their trim or front door. For a bold, eye-catching effect, go with a contrasting shade that makes your garage door a focal point.

At Raynor Door Authority, we offer any color you can imagine, along with a wide variety of realistic wood grain finishes for those who love the look of natural wood without the maintenance. Whether you’re after a classic white, a deep black, a custom accent color, or a rich walnut or cedar finish, we can make it happen.

Not sure where to start? Our team is happy to help you select a color that complements your home and enhances your curb appeal. With endless options and expert guidance, your perfect garage door color is just a decision away.

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Price

Garage door pricing can vary widely depending on the features you choose, which means there’s a door for every budget. Whether you’re looking for something functional and affordable or a fully customized option, we’ll help you find the right fit without compromising on quality.

WHAT AFFECTS THE PRICE?

Here are some key features that impact your purchase’s overall cost:

  • Material: Steel doors are typically the most budget-friendly, while wood or custom composite doors come at a higher price point due to craftsmanship and materials.
  • Insulation: Single-layer doors are more affordable but offer less energy efficiency. Upgrading to insulated or triple-layer doors helps regulate temperature and noise, which is ideal for attached garages or changing climates.
  • Style & Customization: Carriage-style doors, custom panel designs, decorative hardware, and specialty finishes like wood grain or custom colors can raise the cost but add significant curb appeal.
  • Windows & Glass Inserts: Adding windows enhances style and natural light, with options available from basic to designer-grade.
  • Size: Standard single-car doors cost less than oversized or double doors, which require more materials and labor.

MAKING THE RIGHT INVESTMENT

Not sure what you need? Consider how you’ll prioritize:

  • Want lower energy bills and a quieter garage? Go for insulation.
  • Looking to boost your home’s curb appeal before selling? Invest in style and finish.
  • Need a reliable, no-frills upgrade? A basic steel door could be the perfect fit.

At Raynor Door Authority, we’ll walk you through all your options and help you make an informed decision based on your home, lifestyle, and budget. No upselling; just honest recommendations and professional installation from a team you can trust.

Insulation

Insulation plays a key role in how your garage door performs. An insulated garage door helps regulate temperature, reduce noise, and improve energy efficiency, especially if your garage is attached to your home or used frequently.

THE ROLE OF INSULATION

  • Temperature Control: Keeps cold air out in the winter and heat out in the summer, helping maintain a more stable temperature in your garage and adjacent rooms.
  • Energy Savings: An insulated door can lower heating and cooling costs by minimizing energy loss through the garage.
  • Noise Reduction: Insulation absorbs sound, making your door operate more quietly, especially helpful in busy neighborhoods or for garages under bedrooms.
  • Durability: Insulated doors are typically stronger and more resistant to dents, wear, and weather damage.

INSULATION LEVELS

Garage door insulation is typically measured by R-value, which indicates thermal resistance. The higher the R-value, the better the insulation.

R-0 to R-2 — Uninsulated

  • No insulation.
  • Lowest cost, no thermal or sound protection.

R-6 to R-9 — Basic Insulation

  • Entry-level insulation.
  • Some temperature and noise control, more budget-friendly.

R-10 to R-13 — Moderate Insulation

  • Good thermal resistance.
  • Suitable for moderate climates and light daily use.

R-14 to R-20+ — High-Performance Insulation

  • Superior energy efficiency, sound dampening, and door strength.
  • Best for attached garages or frequent-use spaces.

WHICH IS RIGHT FOR YOU?

Here are some basic rules if you’re not sure where to start:

  • Detached Garage? A lower R-value or no insulation may be sufficient.
  • Attached Garage or Living Space Above? A higher R-value is a smart investment.
  • Use Your Garage as a Workshop or Gym? Go for maximum insulation and comfort year-round.

At Raynor Door Authority, we’ll help you assess your needs and choose the right insulation level for your garage door and lifestyle. You don’t need to guess…we’ll make sure your new door is as functional as it is stylish.

Door Openers

A garage door opener does more than just open and close your door; it adds convenience, security, and efficiency to your daily routine. Choosing the right opener depends on how you use your garage, your home’s layout, and the features that matter most to you.

GARAGE DOOR OPENER TYPES:

  • Chain Drive: The most common and cost-effective option. Uses a metal chain to lift and lower the door. Reliable and strong—ideal for heavy doors—but tends to be louder, making it better suited for detached garages.
  • Belt Drive: Operates like a chain drive but uses a rubber belt instead of a chain, making it much quieter. A great choice for attached garages or homes with living spaces nearby.
  • Screw Drive: Uses a threaded steel rod to move the door. Fewer moving parts means less maintenance, but it can be louder than a belt drive and may not perform as well in extreme temperatures.
  • Wall-Mount (Jackshaft): Mounted beside the door instead of overhead. Frees up ceiling space and runs quietly. Often used in garages with high or sloped ceilings.
  • Smart Openers: Many opener models now come with Wi-Fi capability, allowing you to open, close, and monitor your garage door from your phone. Great for added convenience and security.

HOW TO CHOOSE THE RIGHT OPENER:

  • Noise Sensitivity: If your garage is near bedrooms or living areas, opt for a belt or wall-mount opener for quiet operation.
  • Usage Frequency: For high-use garages, choose a durable, low-maintenance model like a screw or belt drive.
  • Space Constraints: Low ceilings or limited headroom? Consider a wall-mount opener to maximize space.
  • Tech Preferences: Want mobile access or integration with smart home systems? Choose a model with built-in Wi-Fi and smart features.

At Raynor Door Authority, we’ll help you select the best opener for your garage door and lifestyle. From basic models to fully integrated smart systems, we ensure smooth, secure, and stress-free operation for years to come.

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choosing a professional

Choosing the right garage door company matters—and we’re the team you can trust to get it done right. Our expert installers are highly skilled, professional, and committed to delivering quality you can see and service you can feel. We show up on time, do the job right the first time, and treat your home like it’s our own. With us, you’re not just getting a new garage door—you’re getting a team that truly cares.

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