Locally owned.Family run.30+ years.
Wood
Real cedar carriage doors with an insulated core. The look, the timber and a garage you can still stand in during February.
Wood
The old objection to real carriage doors was that they were cold — solid timber, no core, and a garage that stayed at outside temperature. Insulated builds solve it without changing what you see, which matters if the garage is attached or has a room over it.
Cross-buck, plank and square-panel.
Forged strap hinges, ring pulls and clavos.
Divided light in clear, frosted or seeded glass.
Transparent stain shows the cedar best; paint is available.
Core insulated, for attached garages.
Single, double or paired singles.
The consultation is free and the samples come to your driveway.
Yes, which is why the springs are sized to the actual door weight rather than a chart.
Often. We size it to the door.
No. It sits inside the build.
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.
Read the guide →
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.
