Accidents happen, and they can result in damage to your garage door panels. So long as the damage is isolated to just the panel and remains relatively minor, it can be cost effective to replace a single panel or two rather than doing a complete overhaul of the door–unless you are looking for an excuse to do a refresh (we can help with garage door installation, too)! Not sure which option is right for you?
Often yes! Replacing a single garage door panel can occasionally be a viable solution for repairing minor or isolated damage such as dents or imperfections caused by vehicle, bike, or even lawn mower accidents. As long as the damage is isolated to the panel and a replacement for your particular garage door model can be found, there’s no reason panels can’t be replaced. The best way to know for sure if this is the right solution for your garage door is to have a professional repair technician make a thorough assessment to make sure no other parts of the garage door system are being impacted. Mr. Spring offers inspections and estimates at absolutely no cost to you.
A full garage door replacement should be considered over a panel replacement in a few cases. First, if the damage is extensive–beyond a single panel or when it is impacting other parts of the system such as the tracks–it is typically more cost effective to replace the entire door rather than multiple individual panels. If your garage door panels are rotten, sagging, or experiencing other non-aesthetic functional issues, a replacement may also be in order.
How much it costs to replace a garage door panel can vary widely based on the variety of panel being replaced, the style of door, and even the door’s size. Wooden garage door panels, for example, tend to have a higher base price to replace than the same sized aluminum panel. For this reason, it can be difficult to know the cost of a panel replacement without an in-person inspection of the door needing replacement. Mr. Spring offers absolutely free on-site estimates for all our garage door repair customers to be sure we know exactly what is needed before work begins. Call or click below to talk to a trained technician or schedule an estimate today.
While you certainly can replace more than one of the panels on your garage door, typically when more than one panel is in need of replacement it is often more cost-effective to replace the entire garage door. Depending on the price of the panels, replacing the door outright may make more sense–and be a perfect chance to update the exterior of your home. To determine whether panel replacement is the right choice for your property, call or click below to schedule a free estimate with a trained and experienced technician.
Garage door emergencies can happen at any time, and when they do, you need fast, reliable service close to home. That is why our technicians are always on standby and ready to respond when a problem catches you off guard. Whether your door is stuck, off track, or will not open, we are prepared to get you back up and running as quickly as possible.
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