Damage and repeated repairs
Widespread rust, damage to several panels or frequent breakdowns can make replacement worth considering. The condition of the door matters more than its age alone.
New garage door installation in Boston and the South Shore
New and replacement garage doors for homes in Boston and the South Shore.
When garage door replacement makes sense
Bolton installs new and replacement garage doors throughout Boston and the South Shore. Whether you are replacing a damaged door, changing styles or building a garage, we can help you choose a new door. Our installations include a one-year installation warranty.
A change in appearance
A different panel style, color or window pattern can change the front of your garage. The new door also needs to fit the opening and leave enough room for the tracks and springs.
Some faults can be repaired separately
A broken spring, worn roller or damaged bottom seal can often be repaired without replacing the door. A single damaged panel may also be replaceable if a matching section is available and the rest of the door is sound.
Choosing your new door
Think about the look you want, how you use the garage and how much upkeep the door will need.
Material and upkeep
Steel doors come in a range of panel patterns, finishes and insulated designs. Dents and damaged finishes need attention. Wood offers natural grain but needs regular care of its finish. Aluminum-and-glass doors provide a different look, with larger areas of glass.
Windows, insulation and seals
Windows bring daylight into the garage, but their height and glass type also affect privacy.
Insulation may matter more if you use the garage as a workspace or it adjoins living space. Compare the door, windows and weather seals together; insulation alone does not determine energy savings.
Preparing for installation
The space above and beside the opening, and along the garage ceiling, determines where the tracks, springs and opener can fit. We measure these areas before ordering the door.
Room for the tracks and springs
Low ceilings, nearby framing or limited space at the sides can affect the track and spring arrangement.
Keeping your current opener
You may be able to keep your current opener. We check its condition, safety features and compatibility with the new door first.
What affects the estimate
The door size, material, windows and hardware affect the estimate. A new opener or repairs to the framing can add work.
Related door and opener options
Customer reviews
“Worked with Mike to buy and install a new garage door. Process was seamless and Mike was extra communicative. Installation was quick and easy. Highly recommend Bolton if you're looking for a new garage door! Thanks again Mike!”
Justin Snider
“Fantastic service, smooth installation, and great looking doors. Would highly recommend Bolton and Mike Martin”
Stephen E
“Install was done as requested. Excellent follow up service.”
Robert Gill
Questions about this service
How much does a new garage door cost?
The price depends on the size and style of door, materials, windows and installation work. Opener replacement or repairs around the doorway can also affect the estimate.
Can I keep my current opener?
You may be able to. The opener needs to be in suitable condition, have working safety features and be compatible with the new door.
Do I need an insulated garage door?
Consider how you use the space and whether it connects to the house. Insulation, windows and weather seals all matter when comparing options.
Can one damaged section be replaced?
Sometimes. A matching section must be available, and the rest of the door must be sound. Hinges, tracks and nearby panels also need checking after an impact.
Talk to Bolton about your door
Call about a repair or a new garage door.