Series 100 — Short Raised Panel

The Series 100 is Invicta's short raised-panel design — the most familiar residential garage door look in the country. It fits almost every home style (Spanish, contemporary, transitional, traditional), it's the most affordable Invicta line, and every insulation tier from non-insulated to the top polyurethane #18 is available. That combination makes it the safe, versatile default for buyers who want an upgrade from a builder-grade door without committing to a bold design.

Yes — the short raised-panel proportions match how stucco homes are typically detailed (columns, window trim, and rooflines at similar scale). It's especially strong on Spanish-Mediterranean, transitional, and traditional-suburban stucco homes throughout Mesa, Gilbert, Chandler, and Queen Creek. If your home is heavily contemporary or minimalist, we might steer you toward the Series 500 or 600 instead.

Yes — Invicta offers several window insert options for the Series 100 top row, from simple square panes to more decorative arched and cathedral shapes. Windows let more natural light into the garage and add a lot of curb appeal for a fairly small upcharge. Frosted or seeded-glass options are available if you want the light without the visibility.

Both are raised-panel doors, but the Series 100 uses shorter panels (four rows visible on a standard door) while the Series 200 uses longer panels (three rows). The 100 has a more traditional, symmetrical feel; the 200 reads cleaner and more contemporary. It's ultimately an aesthetic preference — both are the same steel construction and available in the same insulation tiers.

For attached garages in the Phoenix metro, the Series 118 (2-inch polyurethane sandwich) is our most-recommended sub-model. The R-9.7 insulation makes a meaningful difference during summer months when the garage becomes an extension of your conditioned space, and the sandwich construction is dramatically quieter when the door operates. For detached shops or standalone garages, the non-insulated 106 is a fine choice at a lower cost.

It's our top recommendation for first-time replacers. You're getting a proven, versatile design that will look correct on almost any home, a manufacturer with strong warranty backing, and enough sub-model flexibility to match your budget without settling for a bare-minimum builder door. It's the "safe upgrade" — clearly better than what you're replacing without being a design experiment.

Farnsworth Garage Door Service is your local authorized Invicta dealer for the Series 100 in Mesa, Gilbert, Chandler, Queen Creek, San Tan Valley, Scottsdale, Tempe, and across the Phoenix metro. The Series 100 is the most-installed Invicta door on our lineup — we stock every insulation tier and ship straight from Invicta's factory. Request a free written quote and we'll pick the right sub-model (Series 106 / 114 / 118) for your home.

Our Mesa-based Farnsworth team installs the Series 100 throughout the Phoenix metro. As an authorized Invicta dealer we order direct from the factory, our in-house technicians handle the install (no subcontractors), and we back the workmanship locally. Same-day install is the norm once your door arrives at our shop.

Installed pricing on the Series 100 depends on the sub-model tier you choose (non-insulated 106, polystyrene-insulated 114, or polyurethane sandwich 118), your door dimensions, any windows or hardware upgrades, and whether we're replacing an existing opener. Rather than list a range that won't match your home, we give you a written quote at your free in-home consultation with no pricing surprises.

We build every Invicta Series 100 quote around your specific opening in Mesa — size (single vs. double), insulation tier (Good/Better/Best), window inserts, glass finish, decorative hardware, and whether we're just swapping panels or replacing tracks. Rather than a range that won't match your home, we bring physical color samples out, measure everything, and hand you an itemized written quote — free, no obligation. Call (602) 935-9766 to get scheduled.

Invicta doors are custom-built to your spec at the factory — panel style, insulation tier, color, window inserts, hardware — so most Invicta configurations run about 4-6 weeks from order to delivery at our Mesa shop. Once your Series 100 arrives, we schedule a specific install day, typically within the week if you're flexible. The install itself is normally a one-day job for our team once the door is on site. We give you a specific factory lead time at the point of order based on the exact spec you pick.

Yes — Farnsworth can walk you through financing options for a new Invicta Series 100 at your free in-home consultation. We work with common home-improvement financing programs so you can spread the install cost over monthly payments instead of paying all up front. Ask us during the quote and we'll walk you through the current options, terms, and what pre-qualifies you — no hard credit pull required for the initial conversation.

Sometimes — if your Invicta Series 100 is being replaced because of a covered event (car-into-door impact, monsoon wind damage, hail damage, break-in), your homeowners insurance may cover full or partial replacement. A spring failure or normal wear-and-tear is usually NOT covered. If you think an insurance claim might apply, mention it at your free consultation and we can help you document the damage with photos and a written scope-of-work quote that most insurance adjusters will accept. We are not licensed insurance advisors, so run any specific coverage questions past your carrier directly.

The Series 100 is offered in all three Invicta insulation tiers — the value-tier workhorse of the lineup. For any attached garage in Mesa we recommend at least polystyrene (Better); if the garage shares a wall with living space, step up to the 2-inch polyurethane sandwich (Best) for real thermal and sound performance. UV-stabilized factory finish holds color under Arizona sun.