Your garage door is up to a third of what people see when they look at your house.
The classic short or long panel door you see on most Ottawa streets. It suits almost every house because it does not fight with the architecture.
The safest choice if you plan to sell, and the widest range of colours and insulation levels.
The look of swing-out barn doors on a modern sectional door, with decorative strap hinges and handles.
Ideal for brick, stone and colonial style homes, and the style that most changes curb appeal for the money.
Flush or ribbed panels, clean lines, often with a row of frosted or clear glass.
Works on newer builds and renovated homes where the door is meant to be a feature rather than a background element.
A wood grain finish baked onto a steel door, giving the warmth of stained wood without the maintenance.
The best fit for craftsman, farmhouse and stone front homes around Ottawa.
A row of small windows across the top row of panels brings light in and changes the whole look.
Decorative strap hinges and handles are what make a carriage house door read as one.
Colour choice matters as much as style, and white, almond, brown, black and wood tones are the most common around Ottawa.
As a rule, traditional raised panel suits almost anything, carriage house suits brick, stone and colonial homes, modern flush panels suit newer builds, and wood look suits craftsman and farmhouse fronts. Send us a photo of the front of your house and we will tell you what works.
