New garage door installation in Winnipeg. 16x7 and 9x7 insulated steel doors in stock, most installed within a week of your free on-site quote. Old door removed and hauled away, new door installed in one day, 1-year workmanship warranty.
In stock now
Most installed within a week of your quote. No month-long wait.
16' x 7'
Double door
Insulated steel, the standard size for a two-car garage.
9' x 7'
Single door
Insulated steel, the standard size for a one-car bay.
Need a custom size, colour, or windows? Ordered doors run 4 to 6 weeks. We confirm your install date when we quote.
A new garage door is one of the highest-return upgrades a home gets, ranked at the top of the annual Cost vs Value Report for return on investment most years it's run. Curb appeal, insulation, security, and noise all improve at once. The trick with new garage door installation in Winnipeg is matching the door to the house and to prairie conditions, not just picking the cheapest option from a catalogue.
We start with a site visit: measurements, condition of the existing frame, how the garage is actually used (heated, attached, workshop, storage), and what matters to you on looks, R-value, noise, and budget. From that we put together a written quote that itemizes the door, hardware, insulation type and rating, glass and window options, opener if you need one, removal and disposal of the old door, and labor. Nothing pencilled in as 'to be determined later.'
Most residential installs run a single day. We remove the old door and tracks, check the framing and trim, install the new tracks and torsion shaft, hang and balance the door, integrate it with your opener (or install a new one if it's part of the job), and run a full safety test before we leave. Our primary door line is Richards-Wilcox insulated steel residential doors, with Garex and Steel-Craft available on request. Insulated steel doors are the most popular here, given the climate. We keep 16x7 double and 9x7 single insulated steel doors in stock, so most in-stock installs happen within a week of the quote. Every install is backed by a 1-year workmanship warranty.
Insulated steel residential doors sized for Winnipeg winters. Every quote is itemized, your old door is removed and hauled away, and the install is backed by a 1-year workmanship warranty.
Primary line
Our primary line: insulated steel residential doors built for prairie winters. This is the door we keep in stock and install most.
On request
Available on request. Lead times vary by model and are confirmed on the quote.
On request
Available on request. Lead times vary by model and are confirmed on the quote.
Step 1: Site visit: we measure, look at the existing frame and opener, and talk through how you use the garage
Step 2: Written itemized quote covering door, hardware, insulation, glass, opener if needed, removal and disposal, and labor
Step 3: Door and hardware confirmed once you approve. In-stock 16x7 and 9x7 doors are most often installed within a week of the quote. Ordered Richards-Wilcox doors in standard options typically run 2 to 4 weeks from deposit, custom colour or panel style 4 to 6 weeks. We confirm your install date when we quote
Step 4: Install day: remove old door, check framing, install new tracks and torsion shaft, hang and balance the door, integrate with the opener
Step 5: Full safety test and a walkthrough of the new door before we leave, including what to expect through the first season
Plain steps for what you can safely do yourself, and the signs that mean it's time to call.
How to Measure for a New Garage DoorMeasure the opening's width and height in two places, then the headroom above it, the sideroom on each side, and the backroom into the garage. Those five numbers, plus a note of anything in the way, are what a quote is built on. We confirm every one on site before a door is ordered.Read the guide
Garage Door Insulation and R-Value: What the Numbers Mean in WinnipegR-value measures how well the middle of a door section resists heat flow, and it's calculated, not tested. For a detached unheated garage, R-6 or less is fine. For an attached garage, aim for R-10 to R-12. For a heated garage or shop, R-16. The seals and the joints between sections matter as much as the number.Read the guide
How to Replace Garage Door Weatherstripping (Sides and Top)Pry off the old stop moulding, cut new vinyl stop with a rubber flap to length, nail the top piece first and the sides last, and set the flap so it just touches the face of the closed door. It stops drafts, light, and blown snow at the edges of the door.Read the guide
Dented Garage Door Panel: Repair One Section or Replace the Door?A shallow dent on an otherwise sound door can sometimes be pushed out, but a crease or a dent at a section edge usually means replacing that one section. If more than two sections are damaged, the bottom section is badly bent, or the door model is no longer made, a new door is often the better value.Read the guide
How to Choose a Garage Door Opener: Chain, Belt, Direct Drive, or Wall-MountFor most attached garages, a belt-drive opener with battery backup is the easy call. Chain drive is the budget choice for a detached garage where noise doesn't matter. Direct drive is the quiet upgrade, and a wall-mount opener is the answer when you want the ceiling free or the door runs under a bedroom.Read the guideSame-day service across Winnipeg, plus the surrounding communities we cover within about an hour of our south Winnipeg base.
Same-day service across Winnipeg and nearby communities. Free on-site diagnosis on every residential repair.
