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Garage Doors

Residential Garage Doors

From classic raised-panel to full-view modern, we install the door that fits your home and your budget.

Styles We Install

We handle residential garage doors end to end: helping you pick a style, measuring the opening, ordering the door, and doing the installation ourselves. These are the styles we install, the standard panel designs first and the upgrades after them.

Typical installed pricing runs $1,200 to $1,800 for a single door and $2,000 to $2,800 for a double, for a standard stamp and color with no windows and no opener. Every quote is free and itemized. See the cost guide for the full breakdown.

Still deciding? Start with how to choose a new garage door, then read up on whether insulation is worth it in Illinois, which is the choice that moves the price most.

You can also look through our recent projects for what a finished door looks like on a real house.

Standard

  • Three brown stamped carriage-house garage doors with arched divided-light windows on a stone home

    Carriage Stamp

    Carriage-house lines pressed straight into the steel, in short or long panel layouts, with no overlay boards to seal or repaint. A good middle ground when you want the carriage look without the upkeep.

  • Dark grey raised-panel steel garage doors with a row of top windows on a modern farmhouse

    Raised

    The classic raised-panel steel door, in short or long panels, that most homes already have. It suits nearly any house and is the safe choice when you want the door to blend in rather than stand out.

  • Charcoal recessed-panel garage doors on a light stone home with black coach lanterns

    Recessed Stamp

    Inset panels stamped into the steel instead of raised ones, in short or long layouts, which gives a flatter and tidier face. Understated, and an easy fit on traditional and transitional homes.

  • Black flush garage door with a horizontal window strip on a white modern two-story home

    Flush

    A completely smooth face with no panel pattern at all. About as minimal as a garage door gets, and the natural pick for contemporary and modern homes.

Upgrades

  • Cedar-tone horizontal plank garage door with a row of top windows on a grey craftsman garage

    Woodtone Plank

    Horizontal plank styling in a woodtone finish over steel, often paired with a vertical strip of glass. Modern but warmer than a flat panel, and a good fit on contemporary and mid-century homes.

  • Weathered wood-look garage door with X-brace overlay boards and a coach-style lantern

    Overlay

    Dimensional overlay boards on an insulated steel door, in a standard color or a woodtone finish, with decorative hardware to match. The most detailed carriage option, and the one to pick when the garage doors are the front of the house.

  • Three full-view garage doors with dark frames and frosted glass panels, lit at dusk on a modern two-story home

    Full View Glass

    Glass fills most of the door face here, so the garage gets real daylight instead of one small window. The contemporary aluminum framing suits newer builds, and insulated versions keep an attached or heated garage from paying for all that glass.

CHI Door Visions

Design Your Own Door

Upload a photo of your home and preview different doors, colors, and window layouts on it in real time. It's a great way to narrow down what you want before we come out with samples.

Design Your Door
Screenshot of the CHI Door Visions design tool showing a wood-look garage door preview

What to Expect

Simple, three-step process from your first call to a working new door.

  1. 01

    Free Estimate

    Call us or fill out the form. We'll come out, measure, listen to what you want, and leave you with a written estimate.

  2. 02

    Choose Your Door

    Style, material, insulation, window layout, hardware. We walk you through the choices and show you what will look right on your home.

  3. 03

    Installation Day

    We remove the old door, install the new one, program remotes and keypads, and clean up. Most standard residential installs usually finish in a day.

Ready to get started?

Call us or request a free estimate and we'll take it from there.