New steel, carriage-style & insulated garage doors — fully installed with old door removal included.
Durable, low-maintenance steel doors in a range of styles and colours — the most common choice for Guelph homes.
The look of traditional swing-out barn doors on modern, reliable track hardware. A popular curb-appeal upgrade.
Polyurethane-injected panels add R-value, cut noise, and keep attached garages warmer through Guelph winters.
Non-standard openings, taller doors, and specialty sizes for older Guelph homes and detached garages.
Pair your new door with a new smart opener, or we'll transfer and reconnect your existing opener.
Haul-away and disposal of your old door is included with every installation — nothing left for you to arrange.
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Call (226) 406-8166A new garage door is one of the highest-return home upgrades in Guelph — it's the largest single visual element on most home exteriors, and a tired or damaged door drags down curb appeal fast. It's also a functional upgrade: modern doors seal better, insulate better, and pair with openers that are quieter and smarter than what was available even five or ten years ago.
Choosing a door type. Steel doors remain the standard choice for Guelph homes — durable, affordable, and available in dozens of colour and window-panel combinations. Carriage-style doors cost more but deliver a distinctive, higher-end look while running on the same standard track and spring hardware as a steel door, so long-term maintenance and repair costs are comparable.
Sizing and installation. Standard single doors run roughly 8–9 feet wide; standard doubles run 16 feet. Older Guelph homes, especially in the downtown and university-area neighbourhoods, sometimes have non-standard openings that need a custom-sized door — we measure your exact opening before quoting so there are no surprises.
Typical cost ranges. A standard single steel door installed runs $900–$1,600; a standard double runs $1,600–$2,800. Insulation typically adds $200–$500. Carriage-style and custom doors run higher depending on materials, window inserts, and hardware finish. Every quote is itemized so you know exactly what you're paying for.
What's included. Every installation includes an in-home measurement and consultation, supply of the door and hardware, professional installation, removal and disposal of your old door, and a walkthrough of your new opener's features. Most installs are completed in a single visit.
Not every garage door problem calls for a full replacement. If your door is generally sound but has a broken spring, a stuck opener, a bent track, or damaged rollers or cables, a repair is usually faster and more cost-effective. Replacement makes the most sense when the door is over 15–20 years old, the panels are rusted or cracked, it's poorly insulated, or you're dealing with repeated breakdowns across multiple components.
If you're not sure which situation applies to you, we're happy to take a look and give you an honest recommendation either way — see our garage door repair services for spring, opener, cable, and track repairs in Guelph.
We install garage doors throughout Guelph and the surrounding region:
A standard single steel garage door installed in Guelph typically runs $900–$1,600, and a double (16 ft) door runs $1,600–$2,800. Insulated doors add roughly $200–$500, and carriage-style or custom doors run higher depending on materials and hardware. Every quote includes measurement, supply, professional installation, and haul-away of your old door.
Most single or double door installations are completed in a single visit, typically 2–4 hours per door. Custom or oversized doors, or jobs that also involve reframing the opening, can take longer. We'll give you a specific time estimate when we quote your job.
Yes. Old door removal and disposal is included with every installation — you don't need to arrange separate haul-away or disposal.
Steel doors are the most common choice — durable, low-maintenance, and available insulated or non-insulated. Carriage-style doors mimic the look of traditional swing-out barn doors but operate on the same standard track and opener hardware, giving a higher-end curb-appeal upgrade at a higher price point.
If your garage is attached to your home, or you use it as a workspace, insulation is worth the upgrade cost. It reduces heat loss into rooms above the garage, cuts road noise, and adds rigidity to the door panel. For a detached, unheated garage it's optional.
Both. We can install a new opener alongside your new door, transfer a working opener from your old door, or install the door only if you're keeping your existing opener and it's compatible.
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