Garage & Garage Door Services in Atlanta, GA

Atlanta Garage Doors

An Atlanta garage door is more than just protection against Georgia thunderstorms. It also provides your home with valuable security, and it's a prominent decorative fixture of your residence. That being the case, it pays to shop carefully if it's time to replace or install a new garage door on your home.

Costs Because there is such a wide range of garage doors on the market for you to choose from, the price tag of a new garage door varies widely. Based on the data we gather from post-project customer surveys that we send out to homeowners who use our referral services, garage doors in Atlanta can run anywhere from $400 on up to $1,400, though the average cost of replacing an existing door in the ATL is about $850. That's not chump change, but it's not a $50,000 kitchen remodel, either. And when it comes to a single home improvement that can drastically improve your home's curb appeal in a matter of hours, purchasing and installing a quality garage door is tough to beat.

Think Style We'll get to the functional considerations of purchasing garage doors in a moment, but since we're on the subject, don't underestimate what a big difference a few stylistic additions to your garage door can make. The most basic, bottom end garage door is a no frills affair. The panels are usually flat and featureless, and made of pressed wood. Upgrading to raised panels immediately adds depth and texture, as well as a hint of class. Another excellent upgrade is installing windows in your garage door. They don't just look good on your Atlanta home, but you'll also be pleasantly surprised at how much natural light they let into the garage. Finally, think materials. Steel looks better than pressed wood, and wood tops all when it comes to looks. Atlanta is a beacon of Southern class and style. Your garage door should reflect that, along with the rest of your home.

Materials Besides enhancing the looks of your garage door, the material you choose also plays a huge role in your door's overall durability, its longevity, and the level of security it provides.