Denver new garage doors
New Garage Door Installation in Denver, CO
We measure, help you pick the door, take the old one away and install the new one with new track, springs and weather seal. Here is what Denver homeowners chose.
- Same-day service
- 4.9 stars, 400+ reviews
- Licensed & insured
New garage doors in Denver: what our records show
We have installed new garage doors at 81 Denver homes since 2020. Two-car doors were the most common. Denver homeowners split almost evenly on insulated or non-insulated, and about two in five added a new opener at the same time.
Installs in Denver are busiest in October and August. Older Denver garages often have little room above the door; low-headroom track solves that without changing the opening.
- Jobs in Denver since 2020
- 81
- Busiest months here
- October & August
What Denver homeowners chose
- Two-car door53 of 81 jobs
- Non-insulated door36 of 81 jobs
- Insulated door33 of 81 jobs
- New opener installed with the door33 of 81 jobs
- One-car door21 of 81 jobs
What a new garage door installation in Denver includes
Garage door installation in Denver starts with a free in-home estimate from our licensed and insured team. We measure the opening, the headroom and the side room, look at your opener, and walk you through doors that fit the house and the budget. You approve one flat price before any work is scheduled, and payment plans are available.
On install day the crew handles the whole job:
- Takes down the old door, its springs and track, and hauls it all away.
- Installs the new door with new track, torsion springs, rollers, hinges and a bottom weather seal.
- Connects your opener, or a new one if you chose it, and sets the travel and force. See whether to keep your opener with a new door.
- Balances the door, tests the safety reverse and the photo eyes, and shows you how it all works.
How long installation takes
A single garage door usually takes two to four hours to install. Please clear the cars and anything stored in the door’s path before the crew arrives. If the opening has to change size, or you are converting two single doors to one double, it takes longer and may need a city permit, which we handle. Read more about what to expect on installation day.
Choosing a garage door for a Denver home
We install residential doors from Amarr, C.H.I., Ankmar, Doorlink and Northwest Door, in insulated steel, carriage house styles and full-view aluminum. A few choices matter most in Denver:
- Insulated or non-insulated: an insulated door keeps an attached garage warmer in winter and runs quieter. Denver homeowners have split almost evenly on this. Compare R-values by collection.
- Size: most new doors match the opening you already have. Two-car doors were about two in three of our Denver installs. The size we install most is a 16 by 7 two-car door, and a taller 8 foot door is an option on many garages.
- Low headroom: older Denver garages often have little room above the door, and low-headroom track solves it.
- Style and windows: carriage house, full-view glass, and with or without windows.
- Hail and wind: if hail has dented several sections, see replacing a garage door after hail, and ask us about wind-rated doors.
Do you need a permit to replace a garage door in Denver?
Not for a like-for-like replacement in the same opening. Denver asks for a permit when you change the size of the opening, add a new opening or build a new garage. When a job needs one, we take care of it. See permits to replace a garage door in Denver.
Repair or a new door?
A broken spring, a frayed cable or a bent track does not mean you need a new door. We will tell you plainly when a repair is the better value. A new door makes sense when several sections are damaged, panels for your door are no longer made, or the door is old, cold and loud. See repair or replace your garage door.
Where we install new garage doors in Denver
We install new garage doors across Denver, from Highlands and Berkeley to Capitol Hill, Cherry Creek and Central Park. Our shop is next door in Lakewood, and we also install in Wheat Ridge, Edgewater, Englewood, Lone Tree and the rest of the metro. For businesses, see commercial garage door installation.
What Denver homeowners call us about
- 66 jobs in DenverReplacing your garage door and stuck on insulated or not?How we fix it
- 37 jobs in DenverReplacing your garage door and not sure what size to order?How we fix it
- 14 jobs in DenverOrdering a new garage door and can’t decide on windows?How we fix it
- 8 jobs in DenverNot much room above your garage door, or a ceiling you want to use?How we fix it
Recent jobs in Denver
Oct 2026
Chose
An insulated 8x7 long-panel door in black, no windows, for a garage with little headroom.
Installed
The door on low-headroom track, plus a LiftMaster wall-mount opener with battery backup and app control.
Oct 2026
Chose
A non-insulated 16x7 two-car door in sandstone.
Installed
The new door with track, trim, rollers and weather seal, and hauled the old door away.
Jul 2026
Chose
The old door’s panels were coming apart and it would not open. They chose an insulated 16x7 short-panel door in white, no windows.
Installed
The new door with new trim.
Mar 2026
Chose
An insulated 8x7 short-panel door in white, plus a new opener.
Installed
The door with dual torsion springs, track and weather seal, and the opener with safety eyes, a remote and two keypads.
Feb 2025
Chose
A fully insulated 16x8 door in almond, no windows.
Installed
The door with dual torsion springs, new track, trim and rollers, and hauled the old door away.
Feb 2025
Chose
A fully insulated 16x7 door in black, plus a belt-drive opener.
Installed
The door with dual torsion springs, and a Chamberlain belt-drive opener with two remotes, an outside keypad and Wi-Fi.
Related questions
What should I expect during a garage door installation?
A full garage door installation typically takes two to four hours for a single door.
Read full answerDo I need a permit to replace a garage door in Denver?
No permit is required in Denver for a like-for-like garage door replacement in the same opening.
Read full answerDo I need new tracks when I get a new garage door?
Almost always, yes.
Read full answerCan I reuse my garage door opener with a new door?
Usually yes, if the opener is under 10 to 15 years old, in good working condition, and powerful enough for the new door's weight.
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