Garage Door Installation
Stunning Beauty, Tremendous Strength!
Commercial Grade, High Lifecycle, Beauty, Strength!
About Our Quality
Hello! At O’Brien, we are extremely passionate about garage doors! It is so important to us to hand pick who we feel are the best manufacturers in the market in order to deliver a very high quality, beautifully crafted garage door to our valued customers. We partner with manufacturers such as C.H.I. Overhead Door that are known for their heavy-duty steel, commercial grade and high lifecycle moving parts, high quality insulation, stunning faux wood or classic color appearances, and more!
One-On-One Assistance
Comprehensive Warranties
Steel, Ball Bearing, Nylon Coated Rollers
High Lifecycle Torsion Springs
Commercial Grade Moving Parts
High Quality Insulation
Not sure where to start? Reach out to our door specialists today for one-on-one guidance and assistance!
Insulated or Non-Insulated?
Many models will come in various insulation types. Let’s first decide what insulation type works best for your needs and then pick a style!
Non-insulated
The non-insulated door is our most economical structure, with one layer of steel and a hollow back. While it may look the same from the outside as other types, this door does not provide temperature control.
Polystyrene Vinyl Back Insulated
This door is our mid-grade insulated door. It has 2 layers, the front layer of steel, and a thick, high quality layer of insulation on the interior with a vinyl backing. This door will provide some insulation and slightly more durability than the non-insulated door.
Polystyrene Steel Back Insulated (Best Seller!)
The 3 layer, insulated door is our best seller and our top pick! This door has a layer of steel on the front, solid, high-quality insulation on the interior, and another layer of steel on the back side for tremendous strength and prevention of basic wear and tear to the back of the door. This door is more than enough insulation for most home types!
Polyurethane Steel Back Insulated (Highest Insulation!)
Looking to go above and beyond on insulation? This door will have the highest insulation factor of all the insulation types. This door may be the perfect choice if you have converted the garage into a room, you spend a lot of time in the garage during the cold months, or you have temperature sensitive materials stored in the garage. This door may also help to cut energy costs in the cold and hot months. Please note: for this door to make a difference, the garage itself will need to be well insulated and sealed as well. Reach out to find out which models come in the polyurethane insulation!
Door Styles
Traditional Raised Panel
Our most popular door style to date, the traditional raised panel steel garage door offers a classic design as well as a stable and durable construction type. Embody your unique style and needs by choosing from long or short panel, insulated or non-insulated, and an array of window options and colors from beautiful faux wood to classic solid colors.
Stamped Carriage House
Another very popular design, the steel stamped carriage house offers a unique look! With lots of options to choose from, you can meet your style and functionality needs when it comes to color, windows, insulation type. These doors are stunning in both classic solid colors and the beautiful faux wood finishes. Add decorative hardware if you’d like to add a special touch!
Stamped Shaker
The stamped shaker is a beauty! With its recessed panel design, this door will leave a lasting impression with its minimalist and simple lines. Choose from a solid color or a beautiful faux wood finish, many window options, insulation types, and options to add decorative hardware.
Recessed Panel
Flush panel garage door with framework overlayed
Inset, distinctive panel design
Minimalist design
Beautiful, classic look
Array of color, window, insulation options
Plank
The plank doors are growing in popularity and, in our opinion, are absolutely beautiful in person.
Striking wood grain look
Contemporary
Variety of colors and window placement options
Recessed grooves
Carriage Collection
If your garage door is a centerpiece to your home’s beauty, the carriage collection might just be the perfect choice. These doors are absolutely stunning and add curb appeal to any home.
Various color options (solid, mixed, faux wood, or unfinished wood)
Various window designs and placement options
Almost maintenance free for steel faux wood vs real wood
High quality insulation
Overlay options: steel, fiberglass, or wood
Option for flush carriage house
Skyline Flush
Variety of insulation types
Variety of solid and faux wood colors
Variety of window size and placement options
Contemporary
Clean, crisp lines
Woodgrain embossed steel
Sterling
Contemporary
Tinted glass
Flush panel design
Smooth steel panels
Large variety of solid colors
Highest insulated door
Aluminum Full-View
Full view glass
Modern look
Durable, low maintenance aluminum framing
Large variety of framing colors
Option for polystyrene insulation
Standard plain windows or specialty glass (frosted, obscure, tinted)
Most Common Window Options
Are you contemplating adding windows to your garage door? Below are some of the most common window options for the traditional raised panel, stamped carriage house, and stamped shaker doors. Please reach out directly to our door specialists for more details and options for all other doors!
Work directly with our door specialists or set up an onsite estimate today!
Do You Need a New Garage Door Opener as Well?
Often, our customers will purchase a new automatic opener along with their new door purchase. We are here to help you decide if you should take this step. We can absolutely reconnect your existing opener to your new door if that is what you decide to do. Some reasons you may choose to upgrade your opener may be:
Your opener is on its last leg and is nearing the end of its lifecycle
You would like to upgrade your opener for noise reduction or advanced technological or safety features
You do not have an automatic opener already
You are purchasing a heavier garage door that may require a stronger motor
Your opener stopped working
