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“Good” Option:

These doors typically have a strong steel exterior & a quality bottom seal to keep the weather & bugs out.  They’re “hollow” in that they are only a stamped sheet of steel hinged together to form the door.  They do come with struts that run along the inside of the door for added support, but these doors will have zero insulation & not quite carry the same durability as higher options.  Many customers still get 10+ years of quality operation out of these types of doors.

What about Windows?

Window inserts can give a huge boost to your washington home’s curb appeal by breaking up the look of a giant white (or whatever color you’ve chosen) wall on the front of your home.

For safety reasons, the window inserts are actually plexiglass instead of real glass.  Real glass wouldn’t be able to withstand all the natural vibrations from your garage door going up & down for very long. You can also get these inserts tinted easily for added privacy.

“Better” Option:

These doors have all the characteristics of the “Good” Option, but they have an added, thick layer of insulation to help regulate temperature inside your garage.  Because the panels are thicker, the door is more stable & smooth as it opens & closes.  You’re going to have a longer life span with this door, and your garage will stay a bit more cozy during extreme hot & cold temperatures outside.  If you work or spend much time in your garage, we always recommend adding insulation.

Add Decorative Hardware

No matter what style door you choose, you will have a wide variety of decorative hardware to add-on if you choose. Give us a call to review the options. Oversized bolt caps & classic reinforced hinges are easily the most popular options available.

“Best” Option:

Customers that choose the “Best” Option get an all-around, incredible product.  This door has even more enhanced insulation by using polystyrene insulation & then covered by an added sheet of steel on the inside of the door.  These doors are the thickest & thus the most durable option for your home.  You’re getting the maximum insulation for added comfort whenever you’re packing up those Christmas lights or changing the oil in July.  Remember with this door, you’re going to need more powerful garage door springs & opener to ensure the door is balanced properly for a long lifespan.

Panel Style

• Raised Panels – A classic look with depth and definition, available in short or long versions. Great for Colonial, Cape Cod, or traditional homes.
• Recessed Panels – A cleaner, flatter look with subtle depth—often chosen for Craftsman or contemporary styles.
• Flush Panels – Sleek and minimal, flush panels work beautifully on modern and mid-century homes.
• Carriage House Panels – Designed to mimic old-fashioned barn doors, these offer rustic charm and pair well with farmhouse or cottage-style homes.

Whether you’re looking for something timeless or trendy, we’ll help you choose a panel style that enhances your home’s character, resale value, and overall visual harmony.