Locally owned.Family run.30+ years.
Insulated steel
Completely flush, no panels, no shadow lines. On a modern build it is the only thing that does not interrupt the elevation.
Insulated steel
A panelled door breaks up its own surface, which conceals a great deal. A flush door does not — every ripple, every misaligned section and every uneven reveal is visible from the street. Which is why they are set up carefully and why the fit around the opening matters more here than on any other style.
Matte charcoal, black, warm grey and white.
One narrow row, usually placed high, in frosted or tinted glass.
Matte, so it does not show every reflection.
None visible.
Polyurethane core, and it stiffens the flush face.
Single and double, including very wide openings.
The consultation is free and the samples come to your driveway.
The insulated core makes it considerably stiffer than a single-skin flush door, which is what people are remembering when they ask.
Matte, almost always. Gloss on a large flush face shows every undulation.
If you want a lot of glass, look at the full-view aluminium range instead — it is built for it.
Thirty-plus years of doors, written down. Straight answers on springs, openers and what a door actually costs.
Garage door safetyWhy extension springs are the most dangerous part of an older door.
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MaintenanceThe checks worth doing yourself, and the ones to leave alone.
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New doorsWhy full-view aluminium keeps turning up on West Coast homes.
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Locally owned.
Family run.
30+ years.
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Angie picks these up personally. Tell us what the door is doing and we’ll call you straight back, usually within the hour during business hours. Outside hours we pick it up first thing the next working morning.
