Is Replacing my garage door really worth it?

Yes — a new garage door is one of the highest-return home upgrades you can make. According to national studies, garage door replacements offer an average ROI of 90–100% when selling your home. Plus, new doors improve curb appeal, energy efficiency, and security.

How do I know if I need a new garage door or just a repair?

If your door is sagging, slow, loud, or showing signs of structural wear (like cracks or broken panels), it may be time for a replacement. Minor issues like a broken spring, cable, or roller can usually be repaired. We’ll always give you honest recommendations after inspection.

What are the best types of garage door for residential homes?

We install all major styles — from traditional raised-panel steel to modern glass or carriage-style doors. The best choice depends on your home’s style, insulation needs, and budget. We’ll help you find the perfect fit.

Do you offer smart garage door openers?

Yes — we offer a range of Wi-Fi–enabled openers that can be controlled by your smartphone. These systems also offer features like battery backup, quiet operation, and motion-sensing lights.

Are you licensed and insured?

Yes — United Overhead Door is fully licensed and insured for all residential and commercial work. We meet all local and state requirements, and our technicians are trained, certified, and safety-compliant. This means you’re protected, and your job is handled by qualified professionals every time.

How often should I maintain my garage door?

We recommend having your garage door system professionally inspected and maintained twice a year. Regular maintenance keeps your door running smoothly, extends its lifespan, and helps you avoid costly emergency repairs. For commercial doors or high-traffic usage, semi-annual service is ideal.

What is the benefit of an insulated garage door?

Insulated garage doors: Improve energy efficiency, keeping your garage cooler in summer and warmer in winter; Reduce outside noise, ideal for homes with living space above or near the garage; Add strength and durability, making the door more resistant to dents and harsh weather; Increase overall comfort and value — especially for garages used as workshops, gyms, or storage.