Carriage, modern, wood or glass: find the door for your house.
Our shop is in Redmond. We cover Puget Sound.


New doors with Clopay as our main line, LiftMaster openers, and repairs, all from our shop in Redmond. On the Eastside since 1985.
This one is from our own job files. See doors by style
Find the style that suits your house.
Modern, carriage house, wood and full-view glass. Each door has a small reference under it, so we can be sure we’re talking about the same one when you call.
Green carriage doors, V-grooves, clear glass topRepresentative of our workRef. NDI-3015
Full-view aluminum, black frame, white laminated glassRepresentative of our workRef. NDI-1001
Almond carriage doors, V-brace, square windowsRepresentative of our workRef. NDI-7053
Flush steel, black, five slim lit windowsRepresentative of our workRef. NDI-5020
What sets the price of a new door
Every opening is different, so most doors need a site visit for an accurate price. Here’s what moves it.

- Size of the openingSingle, double, or a custom height and width.
- MaterialSteel, wood, or aluminum and glass.
- InsulationHow warm you want the garage to stay.
- Windows and glassNone, a top row of lights, or full-view.
- Style and hardwarePanel design, color, handles and hinges.
- Opener and installA new opener, and what comes out of the old opening.
Ask the shop for a quote
Tell us about the house, the doors and the look you want. The request goes to our office, and someone there will call or email you about it. Nothing is ordered until you decide.
Request a quoteSame garage. Better door.
Two swaps from our own job files.




Rated by the people we work for.
We’d rather you heard it from them. Here’s where the numbers stood in September 2026.
Ratings as read on each listing, September 2026.
Door acting up? Tap what it’s doing.
You get the likely cause and whether the door is safe to use, before we ask for a name or a number.
- It came down and now it will not go back up
- The opener runs but the door does not move
- It starts down, then reverses back up
- One side is riding higher than the other
- A panel is dented or split
- It's gotten loud
Door stuck open? Don't pull the red emergency release: with a broken spring the door can fall. Keep people and cars clear and call the shop. (425) 882-0177


Eastside first, and a good way beyond.
We’re at 17625 NE 65th St. #165 in Redmond. Most of our work is on the Eastside, and we go a good way beyond it.
- Redmond
- Bellevue
- Kirkland
- Sammamish
- Issaquah
- Mercer Island
- Woodinville
- Bothell
- Kenmore
- Newcastle
- Duvall
- Carnation
- Cottage Lake
Also Seattle, Everett, Tacoma and 10 more.
Found a door you like? Call us about it, or ask for a quote.

