Doors Done Right – Garage Doors and Openers – 00000 – Most Advanced Single Door Page 12-19-18

8′ x 7′ Clopay Brand Short Raised Panel Door with Charleston 509 Windows

$975
Model 4050 1-3/8″ Polystyrene-Insulated 3-Layer Door Installed, Complete (R-value = 6.5)

Some Nice Upgrades:
Model 9130 1-3/8″ Intellicore® Polyurethane-Insulated 3-Layer Door Installed, Complete (R-value = 12.9): $1050
Model 9200 2″ Intellicore® Polyurethane-Insulated 3-Layer Door Installed, Complete (R-value = 18.4): $1150

Save Money By Going Builder-Grade:
Model T50S 1-layer Non-Insulated Traditional Panel: $850
Model T52S 2-layer Insulated Traditional Panel: $950

All prices include labor, new tracks & springs, quality hardware, weatherstripping, removal of old door & more

Take a Deep Dive Into the Details

Our Pricing Includes

Professional-Grade (Not Big-Box-Store-Grade) door
A neat, safe, professional, durable installation
New tracks, springs, cables, rollers and other door hardware
Vinyl weatherstripping around top and sides of door
Removal and disposal of old door
Safety cables through all extension springs
Proper reinforcement of top door section for hookup to opener
Hook-up to (and adjustment of) your existing garage door opener or any new one you purchase from us
Heavy-duty hardware upgrades on all 3-Layer doors

Need Help Choosing a Clopay Model? Here Are Our Humble Opinions:

Some answers to a couple of FAQ’s

What is an R-Value?

The R-Value of a door measures how well it resists heat transfer to keep your garage warmer during the winter and cooler during the summer. Higher R-Values mean better insulation. Here are some examples of approximate R-Values:

R=0 – Non-Insulated Steel Garage Door
R=2 – Wood Garage Door
R=6.5 – A 1-3/8″ thick polystyrene-insulated garage door
R=8 – Blocks 90% of heat flow
R=12 – Blocks 93% of heat flow
R=12.9 – A 1-3/8″ thick polyurethane-insulated garage door
R=13 – Fiberglass insulation in an exterior 2 x 4 wall of a house
R=16 – Blocks 95% of heat flow
R=18.4 – A 2″ thick polyurethane-insulated garage door
R=20 – Blocks 96% of heat flow

What Do We Mean By 1-Layer, 2-Layer and 3-Layer Doors?

1-layer (steel) doors – are builder-grade non-insulated doors that are just 1 outside layer of steel. When you are inside your garage you see the back of that layer of steel.
2-layer (steel + insulation) doors – are builder-grade insulated doors that are the same as 1-layer doors but which have an inside layer of vinyl-backed polystyrene insulation. If you push with some force on the inside of a 2-layer door, you can put your finger through the polystyrene (Styrofoam).
3-layer (steel + insulation + steel) doors – are higher-quality, very durable doors that bond 2 steel skin layers to polystyrene or polyurethane insulation. Sometimes called “sandwich” type doors, double-steel, or steel-backer doors, these doors usually last significantly longer than 1-layer and 2-layer options.