Los Angeles County
Try a garage door style on your own house
Upload one photo of your frontage, choose a direction, and the visualizer puts a different garage door on your house. Tell us where we can reach you, confirm the number, and the preview appears on this page.
See it on your house
One photograph of the front of your house, taken from the street. We put a different door on it and show you the result here, on this page.
Confirm your number
We have texted a six-digit code to the mobile number you gave us.
What happens to your photograph
You send one photograph of the front of your house. We use it to show you what a different garage door would look like on it, and for nothing else.
To make the preview, your photograph goes to an outside company. Its software finds the garage door in the picture and paints a new one in its place. This is the only thing on this website that sends something of yours to anybody outside this business.
We cannot tell you what that company keeps, or for how long.
We also keep the first name, mobile number and ZIP code you typed, the door style you chose, and a technical record of the visit that includes your IP address. The code we text is how we know the number is yours. We text you nothing else, ever.
A photograph taken on a phone can carry the place and time it was taken inside the file. We store the file exactly as you send it, so if yours carries that, we hold it.
We keep your photograph and your preview for 30 days, counted from when you send it. Asking us for a free estimate later does not extend that. If you never confirm your number and no preview is made, we delete the photograph within 24 hours.
You can delete your photograph and your preview yourself with the Delete my photo button. It works in the browser you used, for seven days. After that the 30 days above is what removes it.
Deleting the photograph destroys the picture and the preview. It does not remove the name, number and ZIP you typed. Those stay as a record that you asked and that we deleted it.
Your photograph is never used in our advertising, on this website, or in any other marketing. We do not sell it. We do not use it to train software.
If you ask us for a free estimate, your name, number and ZIP stay with that request after the photograph is gone. The photograph itself is not passed to our technician when we come to look at the door.
- 01Upload your frontage
One photograph of the front of your house, taken from the street.
- 02Choose a direction
A style that suits the house you have.
- 03Generate your preview
The new door appears on your own house, not in a showroom.
- 04Get a free estimate
Only if you want to go further. It sends a request and books nothing.
Start with your house, not with a catalog
Choosing a garage door from a grid of product photos asks you to do the hard part in your head. Every door in that grid was shot on somebody else's building, in different light, against a wall painted some other color. The visualizer removes that guesswork. You upload your own frontage, and the preview comes back on your house, with your roofline, your stucco and your driveway still in place.
Flush panel, warm wood
Flush panel, dark
Vertical plank, stained
Recessed panel, painted
Aluminum and glass
Four steps
1. Upload your frontage
One photo, taken square on from the end of the driveway or across the street, with the whole door in frame and some wall on either side of it. Daylight gives the cleanest result, and there is no need to move the car first.
2. Choose a direction
A direction is the kind of door you want to test, and the visualizer offers five: a flush panel in warm wood, a flush panel in a dark finish, stained vertical plank, a painted recessed panel, and aluminum and glass. Some houses narrow the choice for you. A Spanish or Mediterranean frontage carries detail that a flat modern door tends to fight. Low headroom and hillside garages put a mechanical limit on top of the visual one, and it is easier to work with that before you fall for a door. The number of directions you can run on one photo is limited, so start with the ones you are deciding between.
3. Confirm your mobile number
The last thing the visualizer asks is where we can reach you: a first name, a mobile number and a ZIP code. A short code goes to that number and you type it back, which is how we know the number is yours. Once the number is verified, the preview is generated and shown to you on this page, and it stays on screen while you look at it.
4. Ask for a free estimate when you are ready
Once a direction looks right, the next step is measuring the real opening, which our technicians do at the house. Call us and we will arrange the appointment on that call, or send the form and we will call you back and arrange it then. Your preview travels with the request, so we can see the door you were looking at when we call. The inspection and estimate are free, and they stay free whether or not you go ahead. What affects the price sets out the variables, and you can ask about financing.
What the preview is
The image is an AI design visualization. No part of it is a photograph of completed work, and none of it is a record of a job we have finished. What it gets right is the geometry: the proportions of the door, where it sits on the wall, and how a style reads on your elevation from the street. It will not reproduce your house detail for detail, and it is not a statement of exactly how the installed door will look once it is on the building. The new garage doors page sets out which kinds of door suit which houses.
If the door is broken today
The visualizer is a planning tool, and planning takes time you may not have. A door that will not close, or an opener that runs while the door stays still, is a service call. Start at garage door repair, or find your symptom in the list of common problems. Calling is the more direct of the two routes for a door that has already stopped working, because we answer and arrange the appointment on that call.
Two faults are dangerous. Leave both alone. A snapped torsion spring holds the weight of the whole door, and a door off its track can drop without warning. Keep people and cars out from under the door.
Also
The rest of what we do.
Where we work
Across Los Angeles County.
Planning a new door, or dealing with one that has stopped working?
See a new door on your own house before you commit to anything. Or tell us what the door is doing and we will come and look at it.