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New Garage Door Installation

New doors measured, ordered by model and balanced on springs sized for their weight.

A new garage door in South Florida starts with a code question: how much wind pressure and what level of impact protection the opening needs at your address. The garage door is usually the largest opening in the house, and DASMA notes that it can be blown inward or pulled outward, so the door, tracks, jamb attachment and springs have to work as one tested assembly. The Florida Division of Emergency Management states that in Miami-Dade and Broward, the High-Velocity Hurricane Zone, new products must meet a stricter test standard than elsewhere in the state, and that the building department checks the product approval when a permit is pulled.

We measure the opening, confirm the requirement for your address, and select a door whose approval or label covers it. We install the door with its matching track, hardware and spring set, not the old track under a new door, which DASMA cautions against. Then we set the balance, fit the opener and hand over the label and product approval details.

Reasons to Choose a Whole New Door

  • The current door has no wind or impact rating on its label
  • Sections are cracked, rusted through or beyond sensible repair
  • The door is original to a house several decades old
  • A remodel or repaint calls for a matching new door
  • The garage is hot and the door has no insulation
  • An association asks for a different door style or color

🌊 The Hurricane Coast Factor

The Florida Division of Emergency Management's Hurricane Retrofit Guide defines large windborne debris as a 9-pound 2x4 striking at 34 mph, and says that new products in Miami-Dade and Broward counties must meet the Miami-Dade standard, while elsewhere in the state either of two standards applies. A Miami-Dade Notice of Acceptance for a sectional garage door states that the door was designed to comply with the Florida Building Code including the High-Velocity Hurricane Zone, calls for a permanent label showing positive and negative design pressure, and must be available at the job site for the building official. We work from that paperwork, not from a catalog description.

How We Handle It

Step 1

Measure and check the code

Opening, headroom and exposure recorded, and the requirement for your address confirmed with the building department.

Step 2

Choose the door

Style, insulation, windows and color chosen from rated models, with association paperwork prepared when needed.

Step 3

Install the full assembly

Old door removed, new door, tracks, hardware and springs installed as a matched set, jamb fastened to the structure.

Step 4

Balance, seal and document

Perimeter sealed, balance set, opener connected and tested, label and approval details handed over.

Two technicians on ladders setting up a new white door
Two technicians on ladders at a charcoal door of a suburban house

Starting Prices: New Garage Door Installation

Diagnostic Service Call$0 with a completed repair

New doors are priced by size, model and options once the opening has been measured on site.

Questions about a figure? Reach the Miami office, compare every line on the services page or look through the photo gallery.

New Garage Door Installation — FAQs

Do I need an impact-rated garage door in Miami-Dade or Broward?
Products for these two counties are approved under the High-Velocity Hurricane Zone rules, which means a product approval such as a Miami-Dade Notice of Acceptance. Your building department decides the requirement for your address, and we confirm it before ordering.
What does a garage door wind rating mean?
A wind rating states the positive and negative pressure the door was tested to resist. DASMA explains that doors are tested to pressures rather than wind speeds, because the pressure on an opening depends on its size, the building and the site. The label on the door shows the rating.
Do hurricane struts come with a new garage door?
A rated door includes the struts and reinforcement it was tested with. Adding reinforcement on your own is not advised: DASMA says extra weight can overload the springs and tracks, and an upgrade has to include matching springs, hardware and track.
Is a permit needed for a new garage door in Florida?
The building department that covers your address sets the permit requirement, and it checks the product approval when a permit is pulled. Rules differ between cities and the unincorporated county, so we confirm yours before the install is scheduled.
Can a new garage door use my old track and opener?
Usually the track comes with the new door, because the old track may not match the new door's weight and hardware, as DASMA cautions. The opener can stay if it is in good order and the new door is balanced, and we test it before deciding.
Free On-Site Quote

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Send your name, a phone number and a few words about the door or gate, and the Miami dispatcher calls you back to arrange a time. Starting prices for springs, cables, rollers and tracks are listed on the service pages; the technician confirms the final figure on site before any work starts.

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