Series 200 — Long Raised Panel

The Series 200's longer panels create fewer horizontal reveals across the door, which reads cleaner and more architectural — closer to a contemporary or transitional aesthetic. The Series 100's shorter panels are more traditional and symmetrical. If your home leans modern, transitional, or newly built, the 200 usually looks more intentional. If your home is classical Spanish or straightforward suburban, the 100 tends to fit better.

Contemporary stucco, transitional, mid-century modern, and newer-build production homes in Chandler, Gilbert, and Scottsdale all pair well with the Series 200. It's also a strong choice for homes that were originally built with a plain flush door but want a small design upgrade without going all the way to a Series 500 or 600.

Yes — the full standard Invicta color lineup is available on the Series 200: Black, Bronze, Brown, Desert Tan, and Gray in the wood-grain embossed finish, plus White and Brown in the smooth (no-wood-grain) finish. Custom color matches are also possible for an upcharge.

Yes — the Series 200 is manufactured in all standard residential widths, including 16-foot and 18-foot double-car openings. The panel proportions actually look better on a wide door than on a single because the long-panel design gets more horizontal room to breathe.

At the same insulation tier, they're essentially identical — the operating noise comes from the springs, opener, and rollers more than the panel design. What actually makes a meaningful difference is the insulation tier: the Series 218 (2-inch polyurethane sandwich, 27-gauge both sides) operates noticeably quieter than the non-insulated 206 because of the sandwich construction dampening panel vibration.

The smooth finish tends to emphasize the clean, modern quality of the long panels — great on contemporary and mid-century homes. The wood-grain finish adds warmth and texture — better on transitional or traditional homes where a completely flat panel would feel too austere. We'll walk you through both finishes with real samples during your quote.

Farnsworth Garage Door Service is the authorized Invicta dealer for the Series 200 across Mesa, Gilbert, Chandler, Queen Creek, Scottsdale, Tempe, and the Phoenix metro. The 200 sells best to homeowners in newer builds (Chandler, Gilbert, North Scottsdale) who want a cleaner, more contemporary look than a Series 100. Request a written quote and we'll compare configurations for your home.

Yes — the Series 200 is one of our most-installed doors in Chandler and Gilbert, especially in the newer production-home neighborhoods where the long-panel look suits the transitional and contemporary architecture. We also install it heavily in North Scottsdale and Tempe. Our team handles the entire install from measurement to opener programming.

Call or text (602) 935-9766, or hit the Get a Free Invicta Quote button. We schedule an in-home visit, walk you through the Series 200's sub-models (206 / 214 / 218), colors, insulation tiers, and window options, and give you a written itemized quote — no obligation.

We build every Invicta Series 200 quote around your specific opening in Gilbert — 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 200 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 200 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 200 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 200 is offered across every Invicta insulation tier, up through the premium 2-inch polyurethane sandwich construction. For attached garages in Gilbert we recommend at least polystyrene (Better); the sandwich (Best) is the right pick for any garage adjacent to living space. UV-stabilized factory finish holds color under Arizona sun.