Overhead Door Garage Doors

Overhead Door has been a trusted leader in the garage space for over 100 years. In 1921, it invented the first upward-lifting garage door, followed by the electric garage door opener in 1926. Today, the company manufactures residential and commercial doors, openers and accessories that are available through its nationwide network of over 450 distributors. The Overhead Door Corporation is based in Dallas, Texas, and manufactures all of its products in America. 

Overhead Door Collections Overview

Overhead Door has four main residential garage door collections: Modern, Carriage House, Wood Plank and Classic. Our table breaks down each collection’s key aesthetic, materials and price range, and is followed by a list of every Overhead Door available, organized by collection. 

Overhead Door Materials and Construction

Overhead Door manufactures residential garage doors made of either steel, vinyl, wood, aluminum or fiberglass. It also offers wind load doors that provide extra strength and protection against the elements in hurricane-prone areas.

Construction and Insulation Quality of Overhead Doors

All of Overhead Door’s garage doors exceed energy efficiency standards thanks to its participation in the Door and Access Systems Manufacturing Association’s (DASMA) Thermal Performance Verification Program. 

A garage door’s U-factor indicates how quickly heat can pass through a garage door’s materials. The lower the U-factor, the better the insulation. The R-value measures the door’s thermal resistance, with higher R-values indicating better insulation capabilities. Our table details the U-factors and R-value ratings of Overhead Door’s residential doors.  

*Source: Overhead Door Brand

Overhead Garage Door Pricing and Value

Overhead Door garage doors can be purchased from its vast nationwide network of over 450 distributors. Though we’ve provided average price ranges for new doors, the actual price you’ll pay depends on the door’s size, materials, level of insulation, where you live and several other factors.

Price Ranges by Collection

Our table outlines the average price points across Overhead Door’s four core collections. 

Value Factors and ROI

The national average garage door replacement cost is between $750 and $6,000. But to put that upfront cost into long-term perspective, installing a new garage door could net you a 193.9% return on investment according to the 2024 Cost vs. Value report—more than any other residential home project. 

Beyond the obvious ROI benefits, the energy efficiency of modern garage doors could save you money on utilities in the long term. Other benefits include enhanced security features, weather-resistant hardware and materials, parts and labor warranties and increased curb appeal.

Installation and Dealer Support

The Overhead Door Brand works with over 450 distributors across America, trained specifically on its products. Whether you’re looking to buy a new garage door, opener, parts or accessories, or to have your existing door repaired, your local distributor can help. 

To find one in your area, visit Overhead Door’s distributor page and enter your state and zip code. To request a repair or estimate online, fill out the form on its repair page, and a local professional will contact you. Garage.com can also put you in touch with local, licensed professionals to install or repair a door. 

Overhead Door Maintenance and Care

Like all garage doors, Overhead Door Brand doors require seasonal and annual maintenance to maximize their longevity and performance.

Routine Maintenance Requirements

Repairs and Parts Availability

Proper maintenance will lengthen the useful life of your garage door and its parts, but all of them are prone to wear and tear and will eventually need to be replaced. Overhead Door replacement parts can be found at most of its 450-plus authorized dealers across the country. 

Some common DIY projects include repairing or replacing windows, seals, rollers and hardware. Overhead Door and Garage.com recommend professional repair or replacement when working with dangerous components like springs and door panels. Never attempt a DIY garage door project if you’re not comfortable or familiar with all necessary safety procedures.

Overhead Door’s Warranty and Service Support

Overhead Door offers 42 product warranties, each unique to a specific model or technology. Visit Overhead Door’s warranty page for model-specific information. 

Warranty Claims and Service Process

To initiate a warranty claim with Overhead Door, start by contacting the authorized dealer you purchased the door from. Have your receipt ready, as well as the door’s serial number and a description of the issue or defect. If the dealer is unable to resolve the issue, it can escalate your claim to the Overhead Door manufacturer. To help ensure a smooth process, keep copies of all product-related paperwork.

Overhead Door’s Garage Doors FAQs