NEW GARAGE DOORS
A new door can change the whole front of your home.
We’ll help you choose a door that fits the opening, the home, and how you use the garage — then install it for smooth, balanced operation.
NEW DOOR BASICS
The best choice starts with the garage itself—how you use it, how the opening is built, and what you want the finished door to do for the home.
Function, construction, and finishing details should be decided together.
FIT & FUNCTION
Door size is only part of the fit. Opening width and height, sideroom, headroom, backroom, track configuration, and space for the opener all affect how the finished system needs to be set up.
STYLE & INSULATION
Panel design, finish, windows, and construction all change the final door. Insulation becomes especially worth considering when the garage is attached to the home, conditioned, or used as a workspace.
HARDWARE & DETAILS
Window placement, decorative hardware, track configuration, and opener clearance should all be confirmed before installation day—not after the door arrives.
GARAGE DOOR STYLES
Traditional panels, carriage-house details, windows, colors, and finishes can completely change how the garage fits the home.
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REAL AWGD INSTALLATION
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BUILT TO WORK TOGETHER
A new garage door is a complete operating system. The sections, track, rollers, cables, springs, hardware, and opener all have to work together so the door moves smoothly and stays properly balanced.
TRACK + SECTIONS
The door sections are set in the opening, rollers and hardware are installed, and the track is positioned and secured so the door has the correct path of travel.
BALANCE SYSTEM
The spring and cable system is installed and adjusted so the door is properly balanced. A balanced door should move smoothly by hand and should not rely on the opener to carry the door’s weight.
OPENER CONNECTION
If an automatic opener is being used, we confirm the available clearance and make sure the opener is connected to a properly balanced door with the correct attachment point.
FINAL TEST
Before we call the job finished, we cycle the door through a complete open-and-close sequence, check the balance and hardware, and verify opener operation and safety-reversing sensors when an opener is connected.
YOUR INSTALLATION PROCESS
We keep the process straightforward: measure the opening, confirm the door and options, schedule the work, install the complete door system, then test everything with you before we leave.
MEASURE
We measure the door opening and the available sideroom, headroom, and backroom so we know what will fit before the door is ordered.
CONFIRM OPTIONS
We confirm the size, construction, style, color, windows, and other selected options so the order matches what you actually want.
SCHEDULE
Once the door and required components are ready, we schedule the installation for a time that works for you.
INSTALL
We install and set up the door, track, rollers, cables, springs, hardware, and opener connection when an automatic opener is part of the system.
TEST & WALKTHROUGH
We cycle the door, check its balance and operation, verify the opener and safety sensors when applicable, and walk through the finished setup with you.
NEW DOOR FACTS & SERVICE AREA
The doors we sell come from Unique Garage Door and American Garage Door Factory. These are a few useful details about the products and options we actually work with.
The Silent Kit comes standard with every new garage door AWGD sells. It includes silent hinges and quiet rollers to help reduce operating noise as the door opens and closes.
Depending on the model and configuration, the product lines we sell include 2-inch non-insulated steel doors, Super Poly insulated options, and insulated steel-back sandwich construction. The right choice depends on the garage, the model you like, and how you use the space.
Yes. Window and glass choices are available on selected models, including multiple window designs shown across the Unique and American Garage Door Factory product lines. The exact design, glass, frame, and placement options depend on the door you choose.
The lines we sell include raised-panel, carriage-house, flush, and modern designs. That includes short- and long-panel looks plus multiple modern and smooth-face options, depending on the model and availability.
Yes. Factory colors and specialty finishes vary by model, panel design, and construction. We confirm the exact color and finish options for the door you choose before anything is ordered.
AWGD sells new doors from Unique Garage Door and American Garage Door Factory. Those are the product lines we use when we help you compare door construction, panel styles, windows, colors, and finishes.
Our regular new-door service area covers Charlotte, Lake Norman, Gastonia, Statesville, Taylorsville, Kannapolis, and surrounding communities.
28202 · 28203 · 28204 · 28205 · 28206 · 28207 · 28208 · 28209 · 28210 · 28211 · 28212 · 28213 · 28214 · 28215 · 28216 · 28217 · 28226 · 28227 · 28262 · 28269 · 28270 · 28273 · 28277 · 28278
Cornelius 28031 · Davidson 28035, 28036 · Huntersville 28070, 28078 · Mooresville 28115, 28117 · Denver 28037
Ballantyne 28226, 28277 · Steele Creek 28217, 28273, 28278
University City 28213, 28262, 28269 · Salisbury 28144, 28146, 28147
Gastonia 28052, 28054, 28056 · Statesville 28625, 28677
Taylorsville 28681 · Kannapolis 28081, 28083
ZIP codes are a general service-area guide. Scheduling and travel availability may vary by address and appointment date.
Confirm the opening. Confirm every option. Install and test the complete system.
READY TO START LOOKING AT DOORS? Tell us what you have in mind. We’ll help you narrow it down.
