Garage Door Installation in Westchester, NY

Door styles for Westchester homes

• Steel: low-maintenance; the most common choice.
• Insulated steel: warmer and quieter; worth it for attached garages.
• Carriage-house: the look of swing-out doors on an overhead door — it suits Tudors and colonials.
• Wood and wood-look: classic; real wood needs refinishing.
• Aluminum and glass: modern and bright.

We install doors from Clopay, Amarr, Wayne Dalton and CHI.

Is an insulated door worth it?

For an attached garage, usually yes. Insulation is measured as R-value; higher holds heat better. Insulated doors also feel sturdier and run quieter. For a detached garage used for storage, plain steel is often enough.

Fitting a new door to an older garage

Many garages in southern Westchester are older than today's standard sizes: openings a few inches off, low headers, tight side room. Low-headroom track kits and the right spring setup usually solve it. We check everything at the free estimate so the price fits your garage, not a catalog size.

Historic districts and village rules

Some villages review exterior changes, particularly in historic districts. If your home is in one, check with the village building department before choosing a style; we'll match the door to whatever they require.

Installation day

We remove the old door, springs and tracks, install the new door with springs sized to its weight, connect or replace the opener, and test balance and auto-reverse. Before we leave, we show you the manual release and how to care for the door.

New Doors pricing