Garaga garage doors in Ottawa, installed by HUSH

Do you install Garaga doors in Ottawa?

Yes. We install and service Garaga doors across Ottawa, Kanata, Barrhaven, Orleans, Nepean and Gatineau. We measure, order and install Canadian-made Garaga doors built in Saint-Georges, Quebec, with R-16 to R-18 polyurethane cores, from $1,995 installed, and back the work with our own 90-day Done-Right Promise.

A Garaga door only delivers its full R-value and quiet operation when it is measured and installed to spec, not bought off a big-box shelf and hung in a weekend. We register the warranty in your name, install to Garaga's spec, and stand behind the work with our own 90-day promise. Ready to start? You can book your free garage door installation quote and we come to you.

Why choose a Garaga garage door in Ottawa?

Garaga is Canadian-made for a Canadian climate. The doors are built in Saint-Georges, Quebec, with continuous polyurethane cores rated R-16 to R-18, thermal break construction and weatherseals that hold the cold out of an attached garage.

An insulated Garaga door does three things well in Ottawa. It keeps the garage warmer, which matters if the space is attached to the house or holds a freezer. It runs quietly, because the rigid foam core deadens panel rattle. And it resists dents and rust better than a thin single-layer door. See how the cores compare on Garaga's R-16 and R-18 insulated doors.

Which Garaga models do we install?

We install the full Garaga lineup, from the classic Standard+ to carriage-house styles like Acadia, Cambridge and Eastman, plus modern full-view aluminum doors. Each family comes in several insulation levels, colours, window layouts and decorative hardware options.

The model you pick changes the price, the R-value and the look of the front of your home. Here are the families we install most often, all available in carriage, modern and traditional door styles.

Standard+ and Acadia: which carriage look fits?

Standard+ and Acadia (classic and carriage)

Standard+ is Garaga's most installed door, a clean R-16 steel panel that suits most Ottawa homes on a budget. Acadia 138 adds a raised carriage panel and optional windows for a warmer, more traditional face.

Both are 1 and 3/8 inch polyurethane steel doors, so you get the same quiet, insulated core in either look. Acadia simply trades the flat panel for a carriage profile and a wider colour and window selection. If you want the foam-core construction explained, read how steel vs aluminum garage door construction changes weight, dents and price.

Cambridge and Eastman: carriage doors with windows

Cambridge and Eastman (carriage-style with windows)

Cambridge and Eastman are Garaga's carriage-house families, with deep panel embossing and decorative window inserts. They give a brick or stone Ottawa home a custom, high-curb-appeal look while keeping a full R-16 to R-18 insulated steel core.

You can spec these with arched or rectangular windows, frosted or clear glass, and wrought-iron-style decorative hardware. They are popular in Rockcliffe, the Glebe and older Westboro streets where homeowners want the door to match the house, not stand out from it.

Modern and full-view Garaga doors

Modern and full-view Garaga doors

For contemporary homes, Garaga builds clean flat-panel modern doors and Euro full-view aluminum and glass doors. Full-view doors flood the garage with light, which suits a workshop, gym or studio space behind the door.

Aluminum full-view doors are lighter and resist rust, but insulate less than a foam-core steel door, so they fit a detached garage better than an attached one in our climate. We will walk you through the tradeoff at the in-home visit.

How does Garaga compare to Clopay, Steel-Craft and Wayne Dalton?

All four make quality insulated steel doors. Garaga and Steel-Craft are Canadian-made for our winters, Clopay is the largest US brand, and Wayne Dalton is a long-standing US maker. Garaga leads on R-value and warranty for the price.

We install and service all of these brands, so our advice is not locked to one badge. We recommend Garaga most often in Ottawa because it is built two hours away for our winters, ships fast, and carries strong parts coverage at the price. Whatever door you choose, we also service every major garage door brand after the sale.

What warranty comes with a Garaga door?

Most Garaga doors carry a limited-lifetime warranty on the door section against delamination and rust-through, plus multi-year coverage on springs, hardware and finish. We register the warranty in your name at install.

Exact terms vary by model and are confirmed on your quote. Note that the warranty covers the door, and your install workmanship is covered by our own 90-day promise on top. We also pair most doors with a LiftMaster opener that carries its own motor and parts warranty. If a part ever fails, you call one number for the whole system, not the manufacturer.

How much do Garaga doors cost installed in Ottawa?

A new single Garaga door starts from $1,995 installed and a double from about $2,800, depending on the model, insulation level, windows and decorative hardware. We quote a fixed price after measuring, with the old door hauled away included.

A carriage model with windows like Cambridge costs more than a plain Standard+, and a full-view aluminum door more again. To spread it out, financing is available on approved credit with no down payment, so you can choose the better insulated door now. For a full breakdown, see new garage door cost in Ottawa, or check garage door financing options before you book.

Do you repair Garaga garage doors in Ottawa?

Yes. HUSH repairs Garaga doors with the right Garaga parts, same day across Ottawa and Gatineau. Broken springs, worn rollers, frayed cables and dented sections are all routine, and most are a single visit.

We know the Garaga lines, carry the common torsion springs and rollers on the truck, and can source the right sections when a part is brand-specific. See the full garage door repair service.

How much does Garaga garage door repair cost in Ottawa?

A single torsion spring starts from $275 and a matched pair from $400, with the service call free on a repair over $250. Garaga doors use standard torsion hardware, so the brand does not raise the repair price.

We quote the full price before we start, never after, with no overtime fees. For the wider breakdown, see garage door repair costs in Ottawa.

Can you replace a single Garaga door panel?

Yes. We can order a matching Garaga section, so you replace one dented or rotted panel instead of the whole door, as long as the model and colour are still produced.

Backed into the door or rusted a bottom section? See garage door panel replacement and dent repair. If the section is discontinued we will tell you honestly and price a new door instead.

Should you repair or replace your Garaga door?

Repair if the door is sound and only a spring, cable or roller failed. Replace when panels are dented or rotted or the door is past 15 to 20 years. A snapped spring on a good Garaga door is always a repair, not a reason to replace.

Walk through the trade-off in our repair or replace decision guide, or see garage door replacement if the door is at the end of its life.