Garage Doors We Install

Clopay's most-installed residential collection. Insulated steel core with a composite wood-look overlay applied to the exterior, available in three- or four-layer construction. Classic carriage-house aesthetic — think the look of stained barn doors without the weight or maintenance.

Best for: Mid-range buyers who want the carriage-house look without committing to real wood. Pairs cleanly with stucco-and-tile homes throughout Mesa, Gilbert, Chandler, and the rest of the Phoenix metro.

Premium composite-overlay collection with the deepest wood-look texture in the Clopay lineup. Available as Carriage House (4-Layer or 5-Layer), Modern, Chevron, Elements, or Louver — same composite core, very different aesthetics. The composite won't crack, warp, or rot in Arizona sun.

Best for: Homeowners who want a wood look with zero ongoing maintenance, or anyone choosing a premium modern composite door. The 5-Layer Premium is the upgrade pick.

Actual real-wood doors — Cedar, Redwood, Mahogany, and other species. Available in Custom (built to your exact spec), Semi-Custom, Limited Edition designs, Modern, and Extira (engineered wood). The premium tier of the entire Clopay lineup.

Best for: Statement homes where the door is a focal point. Note: real wood needs refinishing every 4–6 years in AZ sun. Worth it for the right home; overkill for most.

Insulated steel doors with recessed-panel design. Two flavors — Bridgeport Steel (clean recessed panels) and Bridgeport Inlay (with decorative wood inlay accents). Sits between traditional and carriage-house aesthetics.

Best for: Buyers who want a refined, restrained look that's neither overly traditional nor overly carriage-style. The Inlay variant is great for adding character without going full carriage.

Flush-panel insulated steel doors with clean lines and a contemporary feel. Two variants — Modern Steel (smooth or grooved finishes) and Modern Steel Ultra-Grain Plank (wood-look plank texture). Solid construction, no glass.

Best for: Contemporary or modern desert homes. Ultra-Grain Plank is a strong pick for homeowners who want a modern silhouette but still want some warmth/texture.

Aluminum-frame doors with glass panels. Avante is the standard model with substantial framing; Avante Sleek is the minimalist variant with thin slim-line frames for an even more contemporary look. Glass options range from clear to frosted to mirrored.

Best for: Bold modern statement doors. Lets natural light into the garage — perfect for a finished workshop, a car you want to display, or a modern home that wants the door to be a feature, not just utility.

Time-tested raised-panel and recessed-panel doors. Two variants — Classic Steel (the entry-level Clopay option) and Classic Wood (real wood at a more accessible price than Reserve). Straightforward traditional design with no carriage-house overlay.

Best for: Buyers prioritizing budget over aesthetic upgrade, or homes where a traditional door is the right fit (Spanish-tile ranches, period-correct restorations).

Steel doors built specifically around insulation performance. Available with standard insulation or upgraded with Intellicore polyurethane for the highest R-value (R-20+) in the residential category.

Best for: Homeowners whose garage shares a wall with a conditioned room, or who use the garage as a workshop. The Intellicore upgrade pays back through cooling savings in AZ summers. (Note: as of 2026, Clopay has retired this collection from the residential API.)

Long-panel insulated steel with a carriage-house feel at an entry-level price. Just one model — Gallery Steel. Looks similar to Coachman but at a lower price tier with simpler construction.

Best for: Budget-conscious buyers who want the carriage look without the Coachman price. Great for rental properties or builder-grade replacements where the door doesn't need to be the showpiece.

Steel carriage-house doors with optional wood-look overlay finishes. Just one model — Grand Harbor. Sits between Gallery (entry-level) and Coachman (premium) in the carriage-house lineup.

Best for: Mid-range buyers who want carriage-house aesthetics with a wood-look finish option but don't need the premium Coachman feature set.

Niche collection — vertically-stacking aluminum-and-glass doors that fold up against the ceiling instead of rolling on tracks. The residential variant (VertiStack Avante) is essentially an Avante glass door engineered for unusual openings or ceilings.

Best for: Architecturally unusual homes — modern lofts, renovations with low ceilings, or home gyms where you want an Avante look without the standard track requirement. Rare install.