Our work in Peoria and across the valley

Custom doors we have supplied and fitted across the valley. A new garage door is one of the most visible changes you can make to a house — on most Phoenix elevations it is the largest single thing you see from the road.

Beige sectional garage door with a row of windows across the top panel, on a stucco home — Change your look with a new garage door

Beige garage door on a stucco house with a brick paver driveway — New garage doors can improve your curb appeal

Wide beige custom two-car garage door on a stucco house under a clear sky — Custom two-car garage door

Two matching beige garage doors on a brick house — Custom matching garage doors

Brown custom garage door set into a beige stucco house — Custom garage door

Three wood-finish single garage doors on a beige stucco building with a paved driveway — Custom one-car garage doors

Two brown matching garage doors on a beige stucco house with a paved driveway — Custom matching garage doors

Two-car custom garage door on a modern house with stone and stucco exterior — Two-car custom garage door

Double garage door on a modern house with stone accents — Custom garage door

Brown garage door on a suburban house with a stone facade — Custom garage door

Two-car garage door on a beige stucco house with a tiled roof — Custom garage door

Two-car garage door on a beige stucco house under a clear blue sky — Custom garage door

Double garage door on a modern suburban house with a stone facade — Custom garage door

Two brown garage doors on a beige wall with a brick driveway — Custom matching garage doors

What a door like these involves

Every door on this page was measured on site. Garage openings in the valley are rarely as standard as they look: an opening out of square, headroom shorter than a stock track will take, or side room a standard torsion assembly will not fit. That is why nothing here is ordered off a size chart. Someone comes out, measures the opening, and the door is specified against what is actually there.

Custom sizes and custom colors are both available, and on a matched pair — two doors on the same elevation — getting the finish identical matters more than most people expect. So does the hardware behind it: the same door on the wrong spring is a door that will be back on our list inside a couple of years. Where a door and an opener go in together, packaging the two saves roughly $100 per unit against buying them separately.

Before you decide

Not every door on this page started as a replacement. Several were quoted as one and repaired instead — a dented bottom section can often be brought back to something like 97% of its original appearance, which on a door that is otherwise sound is a materially cheaper answer than a new one. If you are not sure which side of that line your door falls on, we will tell you honestly when we look at it. The estimate is free either way, and there is no pressure to buy.

The work behind these photographs is the same work described on the garage door installation page, and the terms that cover it are set out in full on the warranty and guarantee page. If your door is not a candidate for replacement at all, start with repair instead.

Want one like these?

Custom sizes and custom colors, measured on site. Call (602) 368-4453 for a free estimate.

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