Residential Garage Doors

For an attached or heated garage in our climate, a highly insulated door like the Garaga Standard+ (R-16) makes a real difference in comfort and heating costs. For a detached, unheated garage, a lower insulation level may be enough.

Yes. Our service team repairs springs, cables, tracks, panels and openers of most brands, and can replace the opener on an existing door.

Garaga doors, made in Quebec, and LiftMaster openers, among others. We guide you according to your budget and the style of your home.

Yes. Several LiftMaster models come with an integrated battery backup that opens and closes the door even during a power outage, and every model has a manual release.

A well-maintained garage door generally lasts 15 to 30 years, depending on the material, frequency of use and maintenance. The opener typically lasts 10 to 15 years. Regular maintenance significantly extends the life of both.

Yes, it is strongly recommended: both springs have accumulated the same wear, and when one breaks, the other usually follows soon after. Springs are under very high tension — replacement must be done by a qualified technician, never on your own.

A professional annual tune-up is recommended to check springs, cables, rollers and the opener before a problem becomes a breakdown. Between visits, a silicone lubrication of hinges, rollers and tracks about twice a year keeps the door quiet and smooth.

A broken spring or cable is an easy repair. But if the door is over 15-20 years old, repairs keep piling up or panels are damaged, replacement often becomes the more economical choice — especially since a modern insulated door (R-16) cuts heating costs. Our team gives you a straight answer, no pressure.