Recent Project
Project Area: TENNESSEE, knoxville, louisville, Completed: August 5, 2026 This single-car garage door had been a weak point on an otherwise solid home for years, and it finally needed to go. Wood trim around the opening had started to rot, the old door was warped enough that it no longer sealed properly, and the homeowner was ready for something that looked as good as the rest of the house.
What door did we install for this project?
We installed an Amarr Lincoln flush panel door in crisp white. The smooth, flat panel design brings a clean, modern edge to the home, while a vertical run of four glass lite panels adds visual interest and lets natural light spill into the garage. New white wood trim was also installed around the opening, giving the whole entryway a finished, updated look.
The tan siding above and warm stucco below made white an easy choice — it stands out just enough to draw the eye without clashing with the home’s existing color scheme. New exterior lighting near the door adds a bit of extra security and curb presence after dark, rounding out the overall refresh.
Why does the flush panel style work so well here?
Flush panel doors work well on homes that want a simple, contemporary look without ornate hardware or heavy paneling. Unlike raised-panel or carriage-house styles, the Lincoln flush panel keeps the surface smooth and streamlined, letting the glass lites do the visual work instead. For this Louisville home, tucked into a hillside lot with mature trees and greenery close by, the understated design lets the door blend in as part of the architecture rather than competing with the natural surroundings.
By the time the install wrapped, the garage had gone from a visible weak spot to one of the cleaner details on the property. New trim, a properly sealed door, and a modern finish came together to give this Louisville homeowner a garage entrance that finally matches the quality of the rest of the home.