RESIDENTIAL GARAGE DOORS SALES & INSTALLATION
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Before you visit a showroom, virtually test out various garage doors on your own home.
Want to skip the showroom? Easily request a quote once you’ve found your ideal garage door.
Want to skip the showroom? Easily request a quote once you’ve found your ideal garage door.
Before you visit a showroom, virtually test out various garage doors on your own home.
Want to skip the showroom? Easily request a quote once you’ve found your ideal garage door.
Want to skip the showroom? Easily request a quote once you’ve found your ideal garage door.
Want to learn more? Check out our brochure!
Model 5760 — Best for Northwest Ohio winters. With 2″ door thickness and an R-value of 17.5, this is the model built for the coldest days and harshest wind. They are available with wind load options and backed by a Limited Lifetime warranty.
Model 5740 — Most popular, most flexible. This option has an R-value of 12.76 with the widest range of panel styles, colors, and window options, including our Artisan Wood Grain finishes. This model comes with a Limited Lifetime warranty and is the right fit for most homeowners who want strong performance without giving up design choice.
Model 5720 — Best value. At the most accessible price point in the collection, this model has an R-value of 9.31 in a 1″ door that still delivers real thermal performance and a quieter garage, all backed by a 20-year limited warranty.
Compare all the Thermacore garage doors by downloading the Thermacore Collection brochure.
Non-insulated models — best for detached or unheated garages
- Model 1400 — the most accessible entry point in the collection, backed by a 15-Year Limited warranty.
- Model 1440 — adds heavy-duty steel construction over Model 1400, backed by a Limited Lifetime warranty.
- Model 1500 — polystyrene insulation with an R-value of 7.4, vinyl backing, and a 20-Year Limited warranty.
- Model 1540 — the same 7.4 R-value insulation plus heavy-duty steel construction, backed by a Limited Lifetime warranty.
- Model 1600 — the top of the line, with a tested U-factor of 0.23, an R-value of 9.8, and durable steel backing (rather than vinyl), backed by a Limited Lifetime warranty.
OUR GARAGE DOOR INSTALLATION PROCESS
Purchase a Garage Door for Your Home
Overhead Door™ offers a variety of the highest quality products, making us your one-stop shop for residential garage doors, commercial garage doors, garage door openers, and accessories. We carry a full line of parts, remotes, circuit boards, capacitors, carriages, decorative hardware, and more! All Overhead Door™ products feature the quality and innovation you’ve come to expect from the company that invented the original overhead door more than 95 years ago.
Schedule Installation of Your Garage Door
Overhead Door Company™ offers a wide range of repair, maintenance, and installation services for all types of residential and commercial overhead doors as well as garage door openers and accessories. We are proud to provide the best service in the industry and are ready to take care of your garage door needs with the utmost professionalism.
Meet Our Skilled Garage Door Installation Technicians
Our story begins in 1921, when Overhead Door™ Corporation’s founder, C. G. Johnson, invented the upward-lifting garage door. In 1926, he followed this with the electric garage door opener. For over 100 years, the Overhead Door™ brand has stood for product quality, expertise, and professional service.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Residential Garage Doors
What is the most common garage door problem?
Malfunctioning sensors are one of the most common garage door repair problems people experience. Some of the usual causes include misaligned sensors: a blinking red light means the sensor is out of alignment. You can usually realign your sensors by gently adjusting them until the red light stops blinking.
How many years does a garage door last?
Though multiple factors will determine the actual lifespan of a garage door, usually a garage door will last between 15-30 years. Depending on where the garage is installed, it may be exposed to floods, storms, adverse weather conditions, and environmental factors.
