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A new garage door can be the biggest thing on the front of your house. Browse styles, see real prices, and get a door installed in about two to three weeks.
We sell and install insulated steel, carriage-house, modern flush, wood-look and full-view glass doors from established American makers. Every price includes removal and haul-away of the old door, new tracks and hardware, springs sized to the new door, and weather seal.
Start in the styles catalogue, then book a free measure visit. We bring color and window samples, measure the opening, check the headroom and the opener, and give you a written price the same day. No pressure and no price that expires tonight.
Traditional
The valley's most common door. Short raised panels, clean and timeless, with optional top windows.
Installed, single from $1,450
double from $2,250
Traditional
Long raised panels make a wide door look calmer. A good match for two-story homes and brick fronts.
Installed, single from $1,550
double from $2,400
Carriage house
Looks like swing-out barn doors but lifts like a normal door. Overlay boards, square windows and black handles.
Installed, single from $2,600
double from $3,900
Carriage house
A darker carriage door with a crossbuck X in the lower half. Warm, rustic and still low upkeep.
Installed, single from $3,200
double from $4,800
Modern
One smooth, flat face with no panels. In matte black or charcoal it looks like a piece of the architecture.
Installed, single from $1,900
double from $2,900
Modern
Fine horizontal grooves across the whole door. Subtle texture that catches low evening light.
Installed, single from $2,100
double from $3,200
Glass
Aluminum frame with frosted, clear or tinted glass. Lets daylight in and glows at night.
Installed, single from $3,800
double from $5,600
Wood-look
Horizontal planks with a real-looking wood finish on steel. No sanding, no staining, no warping.
Installed, single from $2,400
double from $3,600
Price list
Parts and labor, Salt Lake Valley, 2026. The tech confirms the exact price in writing before any work starts.
| Job | Price |
|---|---|
| Single door, insulated steel 8 by 7 or 9 by 7, raised or flush panel | from $1,450 |
| Double door, insulated steel 16 by 7, the most common size in the valley | from $2,250 |
| Carriage-house, double Overlay design, decorative hardware | from $3,900 |
| Full-view aluminum and glass, double Frosted, clear or tinted glass | from $5,600 |
| Wood-look steel, double Woodgrain finish without the upkeep of real wood | from $3,600 |
Good to know: Prices include install and haul-away. Custom sizes, special-order colors and windows add to the price and to the lead time. The firm number comes from the measure visit and does not change unless you change the door.
Kayla brought samples and helped us pick a carriage door that actually fits our house. Quote was the same day and the final bill matched it to the dollar. The install crew was in and out in five hours.
Priya S. · Draper · New carriage-house doors
Another company told us we needed a whole new door. Liftline replaced one panel and the rollers for a fraction of that. Honest people. When we do want a new door, we know who to call.
Greg and Ann L. · Cottonwood Heights · Repair instead of a new door
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Tell us what happened in five quick steps, or call and talk to a person. The $89 visit fee is waived when you go ahead with the repair.