Upfront pricing, no surprises
Every GatesHelp door is priced before you order — pick a brand, choose single or double width, and the total (door + professional installation) is shown before you check out. No in-home estimate required to get a real number, though a free on-site assessment is always available if you'd rather have a technician walk you through it in person.
Brands we install
Clopay Classic Collection
Classic raised-panel steel door — clean, reliable, and one of the most widely installed door lines in North America. 24–27 gauge steel, uninsulated.
Amarr Lincoln / Hillcrest
Traditional or carriage-house styling with Safe-Guard pinch-resistant panel technology built in for everyday family safety. 25–27 gauge steel.
Wayne Dalton Classic Steel 8000
Raised-panel styling with a baked-on polyester finish — a dependable, budget-friendly standard steel door. 24–28 gauge steel.
C.H.I. Traditional Steel Collection
Embossed wood-grain texture steel door with an optional insulated upgrade to R-3.9 — a step up in both looks and efficiency. 24 gauge steel.
Sizes, panels, and colors
A garage door is one of the largest surfaces on the front of your home, so getting the size, panel design, and color right matters as much as picking the style. At the kiosk, every style above is available in any size, panel design, and color combination shown here — all reflected in your price before you order.
Single-car doors
8' x 7", 9' x 7", 10' x 7"
Double-car doors
16' x 7", 18' x 7"
Panel design changes the texture and lines of the door face without changing how it operates. Choose whichever complements your home's trim and roofline:
Color is the easiest way to make a new door feel custom. Lighter neutrals tend to highlight architectural trim, while a deeper tone like Black or Dark Green makes more of a statement:
Why a new garage door
Curb appeal
A garage door often covers a large share of a home's front-facing exterior, so a dated or worn one stands out — and a new one can change how the whole house reads from the street.
Home value
A new garage door is one of the more visible exterior upgrades a home can get, which is why it's frequently mentioned as a project that helps a home show well.
Energy efficiency
Older doors often develop worn weatherstripping or panel gaps that let outside air into the garage. A new, properly fitted door closes those gaps.
Security
A door that no longer seals or locks tightly is an easy point of entry. Replacing it restores a solid barrier between your garage and the outside.
How it works
- Choose your door style, size, panel design, and color
- Review your total price, including professional installation
- Pick an install date and time that works for you
- A certified local technician installs your door and hauls away the old one
Installation vs. replacement — which do I need?
If you're finishing a new garage or enclosing an opening that never had a door, that's an installation. If you already have a garage door and it's damaged, outdated, or wearing out, swapping it for a new one is a replacement. Ordering and pricing work the same way either way, but if you're removing an existing door, visit our garage door replacement page for details specific to that job, including what happens to your old door.
Frequently asked questions
How long does a garage door installation take?
Most single-door installations are completed in a few hours by a certified technician, start to finish.
Is installation included in the price I see?
Professional installation is shown as its own line item alongside the door price, so you always know the full total before you book.
What affects the total cost of a new garage door?
Cost is driven mainly by size, style, and panel design — double doors cost more than single, and glass or carriage house doors typically cost more than traditional raised-panel designs. Professional installation is priced as its own line item, so you can see exactly how the door price and installation price add up to your total before booking.
How do I pick the right size for my garage?
Measure your existing garage opening's width and height, or check your home's plans if it's a new opening. Single-car openings are typically 8, 9, or 10 feet wide, and double-car openings are 16 or 18 feet wide — all at 7 feet tall. Not confident in your measurements? Book a free, no-obligation on-site assessment and a technician will measure it for you.
Can I choose a custom color or panel design?
Yes — every door brand is available in a range of standard colors and panel designs, so you can match your home's trim or go with a bolder look like Black or Dark Green.
What's the difference between a single and double garage door?
A single-car door (8', 9', or 10' wide) covers one bay and is common for smaller garages or homes with two separate single doors. A double-car door (16' or 18' wide) spans a two-car opening as one continuous door. Which one you need depends on how your garage is built, not personal preference.
Do you install garage door openers too?
Yes — you can add a Chamberlain, Genie, or Craftsman smart opener to your order, priced with either professional installation or a free on-site assessment, whichever you'd prefer.
What if I'm not sure which door brand fits my garage?
Book a free, no-obligation on-site assessment — a technician visits, measures your space, and helps you decide on brand, style, size, and fit in person, with no pressure to buy.
What if my garage opening isn't a standard size?
The kiosk is set up for the standard sizes listed above, which cover the large majority of residential garages. If your opening falls outside those measurements, book a free on-site assessment and a technician will talk through options in person — no need to order a standard size and hope it fits.
Related services
- Garage Door Replacement — swapping out an existing door for a new one, including old-door removal.
- Garage Door Repair — free on-site assessment for broken springs, cables, off-track doors, and more.
- Garage Door Openers — Chamberlain, Genie, and Craftsman opener options.
- New Garage Doors — browse the full catalog of styles, sizes, panel designs, and colors.