Garage Door Contractors

Choosing a Garage Door Contractor:

When selecting a garage door, there are many considerations including material, size, style, and price. Styles range from raised panel, flush, ribbed, elongated panels to custom architectural designs. Most garage doors are made from steel, wood, vinyl, aluminum, composite, or fiberglass and come in a variety of colors, finishes and window options. Other considerations are durability, insulation, quality of hardware, safety and security features, and warranties. Generally, premium wood doors are the most expensive, then fiberglass doors, insulated steel doors, then uninsulated single sheet steel doors and lower grade wood doors. When choosing a garage door contractor, you want to consider not only the quality of the product but also the quality of workmanship, experience and customer service. All contractors on this site are licensed and bonded, but should you use another contractor, be sure to verify their Washington State Contractor's License.

Quick Tip: With today's high energy costs, garage door insulation is just as valuable as anywhere else in your home.

WAC 296-200A-016 - "Doors, gates and activating devices"–A contractor in this specialty installs, modifies or repairs all types of residential, commercial or industrial doors including sliding door assemblies. This includes but is not limited to: Wood and screen doors, metal-clad doors, glass sliding/stationary doors and frames, automatic revolving doors, hospital cubical doors and related installations.