Whether it's a steel or aluminum garage door for your home, or a sectional or rolling door for a commercial or agricultural application, Raynor products are crafted for dependable long-lasting performance. Personalize your visit by choosing Products, Homeowners, Contractors, or Architects. Learn how durable, reliable Raynor residential and commercial garage doors, openers, and operators can meet your needs. A TOUCH OF COLOR > > Garage Door Prices Listed below are prices for new residential garage doors that we sell only in the Chicago area. Call 800-383-9548 for larger commercial and industrial sectional or steel rolling doors in the Chicago area. In the local Chicago market, most customers pick up their doors at our warehouse or at one of our suppliers' warehouses. Delivery to locations in the Chicago area is also available. This normally costs $100 to $200 depending on the door size and location. Larger sectional or steel rolling doors could cost as much as $500 to $1,000 to deliver.
Since crating and shipping can cost as much as $1,000 to $2,000, we recommend purchasing garage doors from local vendors in your area if you are outside the Chicago market. Included in the door prices below are new sections, tracks, springs, heavy-duty hardware and vinyl stops around the perimeter of the door. For doors picked up in Illinois you will need to add taxes to the door prices; the current rate in our area is 7 3/4 per cent. Customers who are building their own garage doors often request torsion assemblies, tracks and hardware kits for their doors. We do provide custom garage door hardware kits for just about any size or type of door. For price quotes please contact us. Prices are subject to change. Prices above are for the most common doors sold. Additional models and options can be viewed at the manufacturers' web sites. There are three types of steel doors: hollow or non-insulated, insulated with vinyl backs, and insulated sandwich doors with steel on both sides.
The reasons for price variations include overall quality, R-value, spring life, and warranty provisions. Factors to weigh in considering which door to buy include: cost, R-value, structural integrity, safety, and aesthetics. Non-insulated detached garages do well with hollow steel doors, or insulated to resist impact of basket balls and other objects. Insulated and attached garages do well with the sandwich doors. If there is at least one room above your garage, we would recommend the higher R-value door. Manufacturer warranties cover parts only, usually on sections only, from one year to lifetime. More information about these doors can be obtained by visiting their web sites linked above. "I've been with Alert, then Broadview which became Brinks and is now ADT. My system started malfunctioning and ADT was of zero help. It turns out that my system was on old cellular technology and I found…" "I called Aladdin Doors by luck after receiving a mailer coupon the day after my garage door stopped functioning properly and I am so happy I did!