Raised-panel steel
A classic, durable choice that suits most GTA subdivisions, available non-insulated or insulated.
A new garage door is one of the most visible upgrades you can make to a home. We help you pick the right style, insulation and windows for your house, measure the opening properly, remove the old door and install the new one cleanly — with a free written quote first.
Repairs are the right call most of the time. But when panels are dented or rusting through, the door is cold and drafty, sections are cracked, or you are paying for repairs every year, a new door is usually the better investment.
Across the GTA the homes vary a lot. Downtown and east-end Toronto has narrow laneway garages where headroom and side room are tight. Postwar bungalows in Etobicoke, Scarborough and North York often have single doors and older framing. Newer subdivisions in Vaughan, Brampton, Markham, Oakville and Milton mostly have 16-foot double doors on attached garages. We measure each opening and recommend a door that actually fits it.
You can also try styles and colours with our online door designer before you decide.

A classic, durable choice that suits most GTA subdivisions, available non-insulated or insulated.
The look of swing-out barn doors with modern overhead operation — popular on traditional and heritage-style homes.
Clean, flat or grooved panels for contemporary builds and renovated homes.
A bright, modern look for contemporary homes, workshops and garages used as living space.
Better for attached garages, rooms above the garage and anyone who works in the garage through a Toronto winter.
Decorative windows, handles and hinges, and a wide range of colours to match your trim.
We look at your opening, headroom, side room and how you use the garage, then recommend options that fit.
You get a clear written quote for the door, hardware and any opener work before you commit.
Once you choose, we order the door and book a time that works for you.
We remove and take away the old door, install the new door, tracks, springs and hardware, and seal it properly.
We balance the door, test the opener and safety reversal, and show you how everything works.
If your garage is attached, has a room above it, or you spend time working in it, an insulated door is worth it — it keeps the space warmer and the door quieter.
Look at more than the panel design. A good bottom seal and weather-stripping matter just as much in a city with freeze-thaw cycles and road salt.
Think about the opener too. If yours is old or noisy, installing a new door is a good time to upgrade to a quiet belt-drive or smart Wi-Fi opener.
Call (647) 771-7139. We answer Sunday to Thursday 7am–8pm and Friday 7am–5pm.
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Call for a free written quote on a new garage door anywhere in Toronto and the GTA, or send us a request online.
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