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New Garage Doors
in Zebulon

Materials for New Garage Doors

When choosing a garage door, materials make all the difference in terms of longevity, appearance, and maintenance:

• Steel Garage Doors – Popular for their strength and durability, steel doors are available in a wide range of styles and finishes. Many come with wood-grain textures that give the appearance of natural wood without the upkeep.
• Wood Garage Doors – A timeless classic, wood provides warmth and charm. While wood doors require more maintenance, they offer unmatched natural beauty.
• Aluminum & Glass Doors – Perfect for modern homes, these doors bring sleek style and can even be customized with frosted or tinted glass.
• Composite Garage Doors – Built to look like wood but made from low-maintenance, durable materials, composite doors give you the best of both worlds.

Insulation Options for Energy Efficiency

In North Carolina’s climate—hot summers and cool winters—an insulated garage door can make a noticeable difference. Insulated doors help:

• Maintain more consistent garage temperatures
• Lower energy bills by reducing heating and cooling loss
• Cut down on outside noise for quieter living spaces

We recommend double- or triple-layer insulated doors if your garage is attached to your home or if you use your garage as a workshop, gym, or storage area.

Windows and Decorative Inserts

Adding window inserts to your new garage door can instantly elevate its look while allowing natural light into your garage. Popular window styles in Zebulon include:

• Arched or carriage-style windows for traditional homes
• Frosted or tinted glass for privacy with modern appeal
• Grid or divided-light inserts that complement Colonial and Craftsman architecture

Custom Hardware and Finishes

Hardware details may seem small, but they can transform your door’s style. At Skylift Garage Doors, we offer:

• Wrought iron handles and hinges for a carriage-house look
• Brushed steel or black matte finishes for contemporary appeal
• Rust-resistant materials to withstand humid North Carolina summers