We’ll measure your garage opening and discuss door styles, materials and finishes with you before quoting.
Door types
Sectional doors
Run in horizontal panels up and back under the ceiling. Better sealing, better insulation, quieter, and they let you park hard against the door.
Roller doors
Coil into a drum above the opening. They take almost no headroom, which makes them the answer in low-clearance garages and under-house garaging, and they cost less. Fewer options on insulation and finish.
Insulated doors
These matter more than people expect in Auckland. Not for warmth so much as for what's behind the door. An uninsulated door turns a garage into an oven in February, which matters if the garage is a workshop, a gym or a room the kids use. It also cuts road noise noticeably, and stops the condensation that rusts tools on a west-facing wall.
Cedar and timber-look
Genuine cedar is the premium option and looks the part on a villa or a bungalow. It needs recoating every few years and it's heavier, which affects the spring and motor spec.
Woodgrain-finish steel gets most of the look with none of the maintenance, at a fraction of the price, and on a lot of houses you can't tell from the street.
Coastal properties. If you're within a couple of kilometres of the water, specify marine-grade hardware and a coastal-rated finish. Confirm the appropriate finish, hardware and warranty conditions with the supplier before ordering.
The process
- Site measure and quote. Free, we come to you, and there is no callout fee.
- Colour and style selection. We discuss the available finishes and confirm the options with the supplier.
- Order. Allow the manufacturing lead time for standard colours, longer for custom.
- Install. We confirm the installation scope, expected timing, opener arrangements and any removal or disposal in your quote.
What it costs
The price depends on the door’s size, insulation and finish. We’ll measure up and provide a free quote.
Door styles and options
Explore sectional, cedar-style and contemporary door profiles.
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Common questions
Installation timing and manufacturing lead time depend on the chosen door and site. We confirm both when quoting.
We confirm whether removal and disposal are included in your written quote before work begins.
If the garage is used as a workshop, gym or living space, or it faces west, yes. For a garage that only holds a car, it's optional.
Often, if it's in good condition and matched to the new door's weight. We'll check it when we quote.