Wooden Garage Doors

Common wood species include: cedar (naturally weather-resistant), mahogany (premium appearance), oak (traditional strength), and fir (cost-effective option). Each wood type has different characteristics for durability, appearance, and maintenance requirements. We'll help you choose the right wood for your climate and preferences.

Wood doors need regular maintenance including: annual staining or sealing, periodic cleaning, inspection for damage, and protection from moisture. Maintenance frequency depends on climate and wood type. Coastal areas may need more frequent care due to humidity and salt air.

Yes, wood doors can be painted any color, though many homeowners prefer staining to show the wood's natural grain. Paint provides more color options and easier maintenance, while stain enhances the wood's natural beauty. We can help you choose the right finish for your style and maintenance preferences.

With proper maintenance, wood doors typically last 15-25 years. Lifespan depends heavily on maintenance, climate, and wood type. Well-maintained cedar doors in moderate climates can last 25+ years, while neglected doors may need replacement in 10-15 years.

Yes, wood doors typically cost 2-3 times more than comparable steel doors due to material costs and craftsmanship. However, many homeowners find the aesthetic appeal and customization options worth the additional investment. We offer various wood options to fit different budgets.