Sectional door installation
The standard choice for most homes: panels that lift and run back along the ceiling. Insulated options where the garage is attached to a living space.
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The garage door is
the biggest thing on your house.
It is forty per cent of what people see from the street and the part most renovations forget. We measure, supply and install — and we take the old door away.
On siteEvery door measured in person, never by phone
ColorbondFull colour range, matched to your roof or trim
RemovalOld door and springs taken away and recycled
10 yrManufacturer warranty on doors we install
Services
Sectional, roller and tilt — supplied and fitted
Installation is the whole business. That means we measure properly, we care what it looks like next to your roof line, and we are still reachable when the motor needs a service in year four.
Roller door installation
Where ceiling space is tight or the garage is used as a workshop. Single-skin and insulated curtains, in the full colour range.
Tilt door replacement
Common on older homes. Often replaced with a sectional door for the extra headroom, and we will show you the difference before you decide.
Colour and profile matching
Matched to your roof, gutters or window frames rather than picked from a screen. We bring samples to the measure.
Opener supply & install
Belt and chain drives, with the remotes, wall button and safety beams set up and tested as part of the install rather than as an extra.
Old door removal
Taken off, springs safely de-tensioned, and the lot removed from site. Steel goes to recycling, not into your green bin.
How it works
Four steps, and the measure comes before the price
Day 0Enquiry
Photos and rough opening
A photo from the street and the approximate width tells us what is worth bringing to the measure.
Day 2Measure
On site, with samples
Headroom, side room, backroom and the state of the opening. Colour samples held against your actual roof, in daylight.
Day 3Quote
Fixed, in writing
One figure including the door, the opener, the install and removal of the old door. Nothing added later.
Week 3Install
One day, most jobs
Old door out, new door in, tested and handed over the same day. Longer only where the opening itself needs work.
Before you book anyone
Four things to settle before you sign for a door.
A garage door is a ten to fifteen year purchase and most people buy one twice in a lifetime. These are the questions that decide whether you are happy in year six.
- Insist the measure happens on siteHeadroom and side room decide which doors will physically fit. A quote given over the phone is a guess that becomes your problem on install day.
- Ask whether removal of the old door is includedIt is heavy, the springs are under tension and the tip takes it as scrap steel. Find out whose job it is before install day, not on it.
- Ask what the warranty covers on the motor separatelyThe door and the opener are usually from different manufacturers with different terms. Two warranties, two periods, both worth having in writing.
- Ask to see the colour outdoorsColorbond colours read completely differently in daylight against a real roof than they do on a chart indoors or on a screen.
Locations
Where we are
Each city has its own team, its own address and its own number. Ring the one nearest you.
Questions we get on the phone
Straight answers
How long from order to installation?
Usually two to four weeks. Stock colours in common sizes are at the shorter end; custom sizes and less common colours run longer. You get a date at the time of order, not a range.
Sectional or roller — which should I get?
Sectional doors seal and insulate better and look more substantial from the street. Roller doors need far less ceiling space, which matters if you are storing things overhead or have a low garage. We will tell you which your opening actually suits.
Can you match the door to my roof?
Yes, and we bring samples to the measure so you can hold them against the roof in daylight. Matching to trim or window frames is often the better choice, and we will say so if that is the case.
Do I need a new opener with a new door?
Not always. If the existing motor is under about eight years old and sized for the new door's weight, it can usually stay. We check the rating rather than automatically quoting a new one.
Is an insulated door worth the extra?
If the garage is attached to a living area, or is a workshop you actually spend time in, yes — noticeably. For a detached garage used for parking, generally not, and we will say so.
Do you service what you install?
Yes, and that is rather the point of buying from an installer instead of a warehouse. Annual servicing, and we hold the specification of your door on file for parts.
Get it measured before you get a price.
Send a photo from the street and we'll tell you what's worth bringing to the measure.
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