Job ticket № 04 · Aurora, CO
New garage doors
Insulated steel doors, sized and installed — with the old door hauled off.
Typical price, installed
$1400–$4800
Installed, single to double, standard sizes. Steel sandwich doors sit in the middle; windows and custom colors push toward the top.
Sound familiar?
- Panels are cracked, rusted through, or caved in where a bumper found them
- The door is a single-skin slab that turns the garage into an icebox
- You’re replacing the opener and springs on a door that’s not worth them
- It’s simply ugly, and it’s a third of the front of your house
What I do about it
- I measure, you pick the panel style and insulation level from real spec sheets — no showroom, no pressure
- The quote is a written, itemized number: door, tracks, springs, labor, haul-away
- Install day: old door out, new tracks and springs in, opener re-tuned to the new weight
- R-value talk in plain English — what insulation actually does for an attached Colorado garage
Asked on most driveways
How long from order to install?
Stock panel styles usually land within two weeks; custom colors and window layouts can run four to six. I tell you the real lead time before you put money down.
Is an insulated door worth it in Colorado?
If the garage is attached or you work in it, yes — an insulated sandwich door takes the edge off January and quiets the door’s operation noticeably. On a detached storage garage, save the money.
Can you reuse my opener and springs?
The opener, usually. Springs, no — they’re sized to the old door’s weight, and a new door on wrong springs wears everything out fast. New springs are in the install price.