Garage doors we install

Every door configuration we fit in Florida, what each one is rated for, and the installed price.

These are organised by what actually decides the choice in this state: what rating your address needs, whether the garage is attached, and what you want it to look like. Pick the one that fits and we will confirm the exact specification against your opening.

Ratings are stated as what applies, never as a specific approval number. A Miami-Dade NOA or a Florida Product Approval is issued against a tested assembly at a specific size, it goes on your permit, and the licensed contractor who pulls that permit is the one who puts it there. A number printed on a website proves nothing about the door on your opening.

How to read these prices

Every number on this site is a starting price for a standard single garage door in normal condition. It is a real number, not a teaser, and it is where a straightforward job begins.

What moves your price above the starting point:

Door size.A double door is a bigger job than a single door, with more parts and more weight.
Door type and model.Materials, brands and discontinued models change what the parts cost and whether they are even available.
Wind rating.A replacement door in Florida must carry the rating for your wind zone, and in Miami-Dade and Broward a Miami-Dade NOA. Rated doors and rated panels cost more than unrated ones.
Condition.A failure rarely happens alone. Cables, drums, rollers and brackets that failed alongside are quoted before we replace anything.
Access and timing.Difficult access, and emergency or after-hours calls, carry their own cost, stated up front.

What does not change: you get a written quote before any work begins, and that quote is the price you pay. We do not name a low number to get in the door and then raise it once the door is apart.