Day & Night Garage Doors — Complete Garage Replacement

Free In-Person Quote

• We provide free, no-obligation, in-person quotes for full garage door replacement. A design consultant will visit your home at a scheduled time to evaluate the existing door, take measurements, and review site conditions.

Next-Day Installations

• Next-day installation is available for select garage door models and colors. Availability depends on inventory and delivery schedules; your design consultant will confirm if a next-day install option applies to the door you choose.

The Process — What to Expect

1. Initial Contact and Appointment

   • Schedule a free in-person visit. The design consultant confirms measurements and any access requirements.

2. On-Site Design Consultation

   • A design consultant comes to your home to:

     • Assess the existing door, frame, tracks, and surrounding structure.

     • Discuss functional requirements (insulation, wind rating, budget, frequency of use).

     • Present door style options, materials, colors, window styles, and hardware choices.

     • Advise on available glass, panel profiles, and insulation R-values.

     • Explain opener compatibility and recommend door-and-opener packages if needed.

3. Real-Life Visualization

   • Your consultant creates a real-life view of your selected design directly on your home:

     • Shows style, color, window layout, and hardware placement.

     • Helps you see how options interact with your home’s exterior before purchase.

4. Proposal and Scheduling

   • You receive a written proposal outlining the chosen door, components, price, and installation timeline.

   • If eligible for next-day installation and you approve, appointment is scheduled accordingly.

What a New Garage Door Includes A full garage door replacement from Day & Night Garage Doors includes all major components required for a complete, safe installation, except the motor (opener), unless you select a door-and-opener package. Components included:

• Door panels/sections (assembled and finished per your selected style and color)

• Bottom weather seal and section seals

• Vertical and horizontal track systems (new tracks included when required by the installation)

• Rollers (steel or nylon, per selected package)

• Hinges and brackets

• Torsion spring system or extension springs (new springs sized and installed to match door weight and balance)

• Cables and drums (new cable assemblies)

• Top and side seals and threshold options (where applicable)

• Hardware required for door operation and attachment

• Safety devices and hardware to meet current code (photo eyes, emergency release)

• Fasteners and installation materials

• Inspection and functional tuning at completion

Motor/Opener Options

• The motor/opener is not included automatically; we offer professional recommendations and can bundle a motor/opener with your door. Ask your technician about our door-and-opener package solutions, available opener models, and smart/quiet options.

Day-of-Installation: Step-by-Step

1. Arrival and Site Preparation

   • Technicians arrive on time, introduce themselves, review the work order, and confirm access.

   • Work area is prepared: vehicles moved as needed, floors protected, and safety zones established.

2. Removal and Disposal

   • Existing door, tracks, springs, rollers, and related hardware are safely disassembled and removed.

   • Old door and debris are transported offsite and disposed of according to local regulations. (Recycling when possible.)

3. Installation of New Components

   • New tracks, rollers, hinges, springs, cables, and hardware are installed.

   • Door panels are assembled and mounted to the track system.

   • Bottom seal and thresholds installed and adjusted for proper weather tightness.

4. Opener Installation (if selected)

   • Opener mounted and wired/integrated with the new door according to manufacturer specifications.

   • Garage door and opener remote controls are programmed.

5. Safety Devices and Final Adjustments

   • Photo eye sensors, force settings, and emergency release functions are installed and tested.

   • Springs and balance are tuned so the door operates smoothly and the manual release functions correctly.

   • Quieting adjustments and lubrication applied as appropriate.

6. Clean-Up and Final Walkthrough

   • Work area is cleaned, and all tools and packaging removed.

   • Technicians perform a final operational check and safety inspection with the homeowner.

Installation Checklist (what technicians verify and complete)

• Site protection in place

• Existing door and components removed and disposed

• New tracks aligned and secured

• Rollers, hinges, and panel fasteners installed per spec

• Springs sized and installed correctly (torsion or extension)

• Cables properly routed and anchored

• Door balanced and counterbalanced correctly

• Bottom seal and weatherstripping installed

• Photo eyes installed and aligned

• Force and travel limits set and tested

• Opener installed and programmed (if applicable)