What New Garage Door Installation Includes
Common signs you may need new garage door installation:
- Your garage door won't open or close, even after repair attempts
- The door is dented, warped, or has visible rust and corrosion
- Springs are broken and the door feels heavy or unstable when moving
What New Garage Door Installation Includes
- Remove the old door, springs, and opener from the frame and track system
- Inspect and reinforce the frame and track if needed to ensure proper alignment
- Install the new door sections, ensuring each panel is level and square
- Install new springs (torsion or extension, based on your door type) and balance them for smooth operation
- Mount and program the new opener with safety sensors and remote controls
- Test the door through multiple cycles and adjust tension until operation is smooth and quiet
How We Assess Your Garage Door
- Visual inspection of the door panels, frame, and hardware to identify damage, wear, or misalignment
- Test the opener and springs under load to confirm they're functioning or identify failure points
- Measure the opening and check the frame condition to ensure a new door will fit properly
- Review your home's climate and usage to recommend the right door style and insulation level
Thorp has a mix of older residential homes and newer construction, each with different garage door needs. We understand the local permit environment and work efficiently to minimize disruption in neighborhoods where homes are closely spaced. Our installers are familiar with the specific building stock and climate challenges in this area.