Garage Door Panel Repair and Replacement
Wondering whether you should replace a single garage door panel or the entire door? Canadoor Garage Doors has the experience to determine the extent of the panel damage and what options will get your home back to normal. We’ll provide a clear explanation of every available option so that you can make an informed decision. Book a service call today for peace of mind tomorrow.
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- 6,998 Service Appointments Annually
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About Canadoor Garage Doors
Canadoor Garage Doors specializes in residential garage door installations. Since 2009, our reputation has been built on superior quality garage door system installation and reliable service repairs. No project is too big or too small for our technicians. We provide complete residential overhead door solutions, including garage doors, openers, springs, cables, and additional hardware.
Why You May Need to Replace Your Door
While it is possible to replace just a panel, there are several reasons why replacing the entire door may be a better option.
Damage to Garage Door Frame
If your car was in an accident with your door, it’s not just the panel that’s probably damaged. If the frame is bent, installing a new panel will not fix the problem as it will eventually become loose and need to be replaced again. To avoid this, we recommend replacing the entire door.
Problems Matching Panels
If you only replace one panel, it’s doubtful the new panel will match the other existing panels. This can result in an unattractive look that diminishes your home’s value and curb appeal. Problems with mismatches go beyond appearance as well. If the new panel is a different size or shape, it could create gaps between the old and new panels which would adversely affect insulation by allowing drafts.
Cost Efficiency
Depending on the age of your door and the type of panel, replacing the whole door may be a better solution. While replacing the entire door is an investment, when compared with the high cost of just one panel, in the long run, it can save you money.
Call a Professional
If you are considering replacing just one garage door panel, it is important to weigh the pros and cons before making a decision. Depending on the situation, we may advise replacing the entire door rather than just one panel to ensure that your door looks uniform and functions properly. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us and we would be happy to help.