A new garage door is only as good as its installation. Our own technicians measure, install, balance and test every door, then haul your old one away.
Our weather is wet for much of the year, with the occasional hard freeze and hot, dry summer days.
Steel
Our top pick for most homes. Insulated steel resists moisture, holds its finish and needs little upkeep.
Wood composite and fibreglass
The look of wood without the rot. They handle rain and temperature swings well.
Real wood
Beautiful and fully customizable, but it must be sealed on all six sides and refinished every year or two to prevent rot and warping.
Aluminum and glass
Aluminum doesn't rust and suits modern full-view designs, but it dents more easily and insulates less than steel unless you choose insulated glass.
Not sure? Our team will help you pick a door that suits your home, your budget and how you use your garage.
A garage door is the heaviest moving object in your home, and a poor installation is a safety risk. Our technicians:
Sectional
Panels hinged together that roll up along tracks into the garage. The most common residential door.
Roll-up
A single curtain that coils above the opening. Common in commercial buildings and where ceiling space is limited.
Side-hinged
Opens outward like barn doors. Simple and good for workshops.
Slide-to-the-side
Slides along the wall. Useful where there's little headroom.
Canopy
A one-piece door that tilts up and out, leaving part of the door outside when open.
Chain drive
Durable and affordable, but louder.
Belt drive
Quiet and low-maintenance.
Screw drive
Few parts; best for lighter doors.
Wall-mount (jackshaft)
Mounts beside the door and frees up the ceiling.
Direct drive
The motor moves along a fixed chain, making it very quiet.
High-lift conversion
If your ceiling is tall, we can raise the door's track so the door opens higher and leaves room for a lift, a taller vehicle or overhead storage. This needs new vertical track above the opening and several replacement parts.
Low headroom
Low-headroom track kits let us fit a sectional door where clearance is tight.
Track lift types
Standard lift (curves straight back), vertical lift (runs up the wall, common in commercial buildings) and high lift (runs partway up the wall before curving back).
Panels take the brunt of rain, wind and the occasional bumper. If one or two sections are cracked, bent or loose but the rest of the door is sound, we can often replace only the damaged sections, as long as your model is still made. It's more affordable than a new door. We'll inspect and tell you honestly which option makes more sense.
Materials
Steel, aluminum, wood, wood composite, fibreglass and vinyl.
Glass options
Decorative glass options include Fluid, Soft, Screen, Sandblasted, Azur and Chinchilla glass, among others.
Single
8' or 9' wide × 7' tall (8' tall options available)
Double
16' wide × 7' tall (18' and 8' tall options available)
RV and oversized
Taller and wider custom sizes
Custom sizes
Available for most models
Amarr, Hörmann, Steel-Craft, Wayne Dalton, Overhead Door, Sunshine Doors and North West Door. Openers from LiftMaster, Chamberlain and Linear. (We no longer supply Clopay doors.)
We've installed garage doors across Burnaby, Vancouver and the whole Lower Mainland since 2015. Call 604.398.4009 or request a free quote.