Raised panel
Hörmann Therma Tech 3400
The standard on most West Michigan homes — short rows of raised rectangles.
Widest colour and insulation choice, and the cheapest to match if one section gets hit.
Garage Door Installation · Grand Rapids, MI
Garage door installation.
Old door off, new door on.
Insulated steel, carriage house, flush or full glass, hung by the same crew that fixes them. We measure your opening, haul the old door off, and tune the new one before we leave.
After-hours calls · no extra fee
Door broken? Call us.
The common parts ride with us, so most jobs are one visit. You get the price before anything starts. No extra fee at night or on the weekend.
Call now. No after-hours fee. 616-259-6233
We aim for same-day when we're not booked out.
The price first
We look at the door, then you get the number. Nothing starts until you say yes.
Night costs what noon costs
No extra fee for an evening or a weekend. A spring doesn't care what time it is.
The parts are on the truck
Springs, cables, rollers, drums. Most jobs are one visit instead of two.
You get the owner
Not a call center reading a script. Insured, working out of Wyoming, MI.
Four styles cover almost every house.
We quote all four, insulated or uninsulated. Pick the look and we'll measure the opening for free.
Long panel
Amarr Heritage
Same construction, fewer and wider panels. Reads calmer and a little more modern.
Good on wide two-car openings where short panels start to look busy.
Carriage house
Amarr Carriage Court
An overlay that looks like barn doors that swing out — but it rolls up like any other.
Usually the biggest visual upgrade per dollar on an older or craftsman-style house.
Full-view glass
Hörmann Luma Classic 7400
Aluminium frame with glass in every opening. Common on shops, studios and modern builds.
Heaviest of the four — spring sizing and opener choice matter more here.
Door photos from Hörmann and Amarr.
Start to finish
What happens when you call
- We measure the opening, the headroom and the backroom, and talk through styles and insulation.
- You get a measured quote for your opening. Not a phone ballpark.
- We book the install and order the door to spec.
- We haul the old door off, hang the new one, and set the springs to its weight.
- We program the opener to it, cycle it, and walk you through it.
“Trey was so kind, so helpful, so thorough and so trustworthy. He is the best in the business in my opinion. I am so grateful for his honesty and work ethic!”
“Great service! Called them in the evening for a broken spring on my garage door and they were there the next morning to fix it.”
“Very responsive and professional. Sent a text on Sunday evening, he responded right away. My door was fixed first thing Monday morning.”
A new garage door is the biggest moving thing on your house and usually the largest single face of the front elevation. Getting it right is part curb appeal, part insulation, and part making sure the door is sized and balanced so it lasts. We install new doors as the same crew that repairs them all week, so the door we hang is one we already know how to keep running.
Door styles we install
There's no single best door — the right one depends on your house, your budget, and how you use the garage. These are the four families we hang most across West Michigan:
- Insulated steel. The workhorse. Steel skins with a foam core, low maintenance, and the best value for an attached garage. Comes in a range of colors and a few panel profiles, including raised-panel and flush looks.
- Carriage-house. The barn-door look — overlays, decorative hardware, and optional windows on a standard sectional door that still rolls up overhead. Popular on traditional and craftsman homes around the metro.
- Modern flush. Clean, flat sections with no raised pattern, often in a darker or woodgrain finish. Pairs with newer and contemporary builds and reads simple and intentional.
- Full-view glass and aluminum. An aluminum frame with glass panels — frosted, clear, or tinted. It lights up a shop or finished garage and gives the front a high-end face. It's the least insulating of the four, so we'll talk through that trade-off if the bay is heated.
Why insulation matters here
In a Michigan winter an attached garage shares walls and a ceiling with rooms you heat. An insulated door (the R-value climbs with thicker foam and a back skin) slows the cold coming through that big opening, keeps the bay workable, and runs noticeably quieter because the panels are stiffer. If you heat the garage or have living space above it, insulation is the upgrade that pays you back every cold month. For a detached garage you never heat, it matters less.
Measuring and custom-ordering
Plenty of older homes, additions, and pole-style garages around West Michigan have openings that aren't a clean factory size. We measure the rough opening, the headroom above it, and the side room beside the tracks, then order a door built to those numbers. A door bought off a guessed size won't seal at the floor or close evenly, so this is the step that separates a door that lasts from one that fights you. Non-standard widths, extra-tall doors, and low-headroom track kits are all routine for us.
What a full install includes
A new door is more than the panels. When we install, the price covers the whole system so nothing old gets bolted to something new:
- Removal and haul-off of the old door, tracks, and hardware — you're not left with a pile in the driveway.
- New tracks and rollers sized to the new door, not the old hardware reused.
- Springs sized to the new door's weight. A heavier insulated or glass door needs different spring tension than what was on the old one, so we wind the right spring system for what we hang.
- Opener check and re-connect. We re-attach your existing opener, set the travel and force limits to the new door, and test the safety reverse. If the opener is on its last legs we'll tell you, but we won't push a replacement you don't need.
- Balance and cycle test so the door floats at waist height and runs smooth before we leave, with the price agreed before any of it started.
Hörmann doors carry the maker's limited lifetime warranty on the door sections, which we register in your name and help you claim, and our labor is warrantied for as long as you own the home.
Garage door installation near me — Grand Rapids, Wyoming, Kentwood, Grandville
We install across the Grand Rapids metro from our Wyoming shop: Grand Rapids, Wyoming, Kentwood, Grandville, Jenison and Hudsonville. Same crew, same measured quote, same door hauled off at the end.
How the free measured quote works
Because the price depends entirely on the door you choose, we don't pretend to quote it over the phone. We come out, measure the opening for real, show you the style and insulation options that fit your house and budget, and give you the full out-the-door number — door, hardware, springs, removal, and haul-off — before you commit anything. There's no fee for the measured visit and no deposit to get the number. When you're ready, we order the door and set the install.
Sometimes a new door isn't the answer yet. If your door is sound and only one section took damage, a single panel replacement can be the smarter spend. Not sure which way to go? Our guide on garage door repair vs. replace walks through the age, damage, and cost lines that tip the decision, and we'll give you the honest read when we measure.
If you're still working out the budget, our guide on how much a new garage door costs walks through what's in an installed price and the four things that move it — and if the garage is attached to the house, it's worth reading whether an insulated door is worth the extra before you choose.
New garage door questions
How much does a new garage door cost to install?
There's no honest flat number, because the price rides on the door — size, material, insulation, window options, and whether the opening is standard. That's why we quote it after a free measured visit instead of a phone guess. You see the full out-the-door price, with old-door removal and haul-off included, before you decide. No deposit to get the number. Right now it's $500 off your new door, and that comes off the number you hear in the garage.
How long does a garage door installation take?
Once your door is in, a single-car door is usually a few hours and a standard two-car door is most of a day. We pull the old door and tracks, hang the new sections, set new rollers and tracks, size the springs to the new door's weight, and re-connect and test the opener before we leave. Custom or larger doors can run longer; we tell you the day's plan up front.
Do I need an insulated garage door in Michigan?
If the garage is attached or you use it as a workshop, yes — it's worth it here. An insulated door (R-value in the low-to-high teens depending on build) keeps the bay warmer, cuts the cold dumping into the rooms above and beside it, and runs quieter. For a detached garage you never heat, an insulated door matters less and a non-insulated door can save money.
Can you match a garage door to a non-standard opening?
Yes. Older West Michigan homes and additions often have openings that aren't a clean 8x7 or 16x7. We measure the rough opening, headroom, and side room, then custom-order a door built to fit. That's exactly why the measured quote matters — a door ordered off a guessed size doesn't seal right.
Do you haul away my old garage door?
Yes. Removal and haul-off of the old door, tracks, and hardware is part of the install — you don't end up with a pile of bent steel in the yard. We leave the garage clean and the new door balanced and tested.