Garage Door Panel Replacement
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Reliable Garage Door Panel Replacement Services
In many cases these accidents do not affect the entire garage door, therefore you can have only the damaged panels replaced and not the entire door.
At Premier Garage Door Repair Pros, we have a team of certified and highly skilled technicians. You can trust us for replacing your garage door panels safely and correctly.
Since we work with many well-known brands, regardless of your garage door model, we will be able to find the best panel replacement for you.
Contact us for same-day service, 7-days a week, with no extra charge on weekends. Additionally, we offer a warranty on our service and garage door parts.
Damaged Garage Door Panels
Weather conditions
Rain and moisture can corrode your garage door panels. Solid precipitation like sleet and hail can leave you with dented panels. Furthermore, strong winds can carry rocks and debris, likewise causing dents on your door panels.
Accidents
Rocks, sports balls, animals, and other objects hitting your garage door may cause dents on your door, whereas incidents such as a tree falling or you accidentally backing your car into your door can cause significant panel damage. If the impact is strong, your garage door panels might break or bend and go off-track.
Panel Replacement VS Garage Door Replacement
If your garage door has been servicing you for more than 20 years now, it’s high time to replace it. After all, the entire door panel may be severely worn out. Your repair fees may also pile up due to frequent repair and maintenance services.
Damages that affect all panels leave you no choice but to replace your garage door. But if only one or two panels are impaired, you can simply replace those panels. Changing the entire door would be wasteful, especially if most panels are still in good condition.
Another thing you should consider is the price you have to pay. Replacing a single panel or two is less expensive than replacing all panels. However, if most panels are broken, panel replacement may cost more. Thus, it would be more practical to simply replace the entire door.
- Your garage door is shabby and dilapidated
- Your current door has been discontinued and replacement panels are unavailable
- You’re renovating and want to upgrade
- When the cost of replacing the damaged panels is higher
faq
Is it possible for me to replace just one of the garage door panels on my garage door?
Yes, just one garage door panel may be replaced. You should double-check the rest of the garage door to make sure it’s in good working order. If your garage door has not been properly maintained, replacing the entire door may be a viable option.
Can I replace multiple damaged panels on my garage door?
Although you can replace several garage door panels if the rest of your garage door is still in good condition, it usually makes more sense to just replace the entire garage door.
How Much Does It Cost To Replace A Garage Door Panel?
The cost of a single garage door panel ranges from $200 to $700 depending on the type. The expense of replacing or repairing a damaged garage door panel will have a big impact on every option. Repairing the garage door panel is usually less expensive, and with our help at Sterling Garage Door Repair, you may frequently restore your repaired garage door panel to its original condition. If your garage door is beyond its useful life but the panels are broken, it might make more sense financially to replace the whole structure.
In the end, having your garage door panels replaced may save you money in the long run because you won’t have to pay as many maintenance costs. Because your garage door is more secure and you’ll be able to take advantage of some of the mod-cons that several modern garage doors now include, such as energy efficiency options, intelligent technology, and sensors.
How to Match the Color of Your Garage Door Panel When Replacing It?
The first step is to tell your garage door repair business the manufacturer of your garage door. They will then be able to contact the company and check if any spare parts are available that match. If no matching pieces can be found, you may want to repaint the non-matching panel on your garage door. Special paints for exterior doors are required and can be discussed with a professional in the field.
