This gallery shows real garage door replacements by Garage Door Grunts, a Marine veteran-owned garage door company in North Phoenix. Every photo is from one of our jobs in the Valley, from Glendale, Peoria and Surprise to Scottsdale, Buckeye and Wickenburg: real stucco, real desert light, real driveways.
Most pairs show the same house before and after. Drag the slider to compare, filter by color or windows, and tell us which one caught your eye. We can price that exact door for your opening.
42 garage door replacements our crew finished across the Phoenix Valley, each with the old door and the new one on the same house. Drag the slider on any photo to compare, or filter by color and windows. Every photo is from a real job: no stock images, no renderings.
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BeforeAfterMore finished installs from the last few months around the Valley.
Earlier jobs from our own phones.
Book a free in-home consultation and get a written final price, or try styles and colors on your own house first in our free designer. Up to $500 off a new Clopay, Amarr, Martin or Midland door right now.
Not sure which of these would suit your home? Our free garage door designer puts real door styles on a photo of your house.
Most of the doors above fall into a handful of styles, and the differences matter more in person than on a spec sheet.
People usually ask for a number before they’ve picked a door. The honest answer: the door decides the number. Here’s what moves it.
A single door and a two-car door are different builds, and a three-car opening changes the hardware and spring system with it.
Non-insulated, single-layer and sandwich construction are three different doors. In an attached Phoenix garage, insulation is the line item most worth spending on.
A window section adds cost and lead time; glass ranges from clear to obscured to insulated.
Overlays, decorative hardware and factory wood-grain finishes cost more than a flat stock color.
New track, springs sized to the new door’s weight, or an opener that can lift it. A heavy insulated door on a 20-year-old opener is a service call waiting to happen.
The consultation is free and you get a written final price before anything is ordered. See all our prices and current offers, including up to $500 off a new Clopay, Amarr, Martin or Midland door.
A garage door is often a third of what you see from the street. Replacing a faded, dented, sun-baked door is one of the most visible exterior changes you can make on a Valley home short of repainting, and garage door replacement consistently ranks near the top of national cost-versus-value reports for home improvements.
The part that doesn’t photograph: a new door is quieter, balanced correctly, and on an insulated build the garage runs cooler, which matters when the room above or behind it is lived in.
Yes. Every photo on this page is from a real job our crew finished in the Phoenix Valley. No stock photography and no manufacturer renderings. House numbers and license plates are blurred for our customers’ privacy.
It depends on the size, the model, insulation and windows. The in-home consultation is free and you get a written final price before anything is ordered. Right now there’s up to $500 off a new Clopay, Amarr, Martin or Midland door, and financing is available.
Yes. Our free door designer puts Invicta and Amarr doors, colors and windows on a photo of your own house in about five minutes, and you can send the design to us for a written quote.
Amarr, Clopay, Martin, Midland and Invicta, plus other major brands on request. Most of the doors in this gallery are Amarr Lincoln, Classica, Olympus and Heritage models.
Usually, yes, for attached garages that share a wall with living space or face west or south. An insulated door keeps the garage cooler, runs quieter and is stiffer. If the garage is only for parking and faces north, a non-insulated door can be fine.
If the rest of the door is sound and the panel is still made, replacing the damaged section can be the better value. If several sections are damaged or the door is old and faded, a new door usually makes more sense. We’ll tell you which on the visit.
Yes. A replacement includes taking out the old door, installing the new sections, tracks, springs and hardware sized to the new door, and testing balance and safety-reverse before we leave.
Book a free in-home consultation for a written final price, or try styles on your own house first. Up to $500 off a new Clopay, Amarr, Martin or Midland door, and financing is available.