At Doorgi Garage Doors, we proudly install C.H.I. garage doors — exceptional in quality, craftsmanship, and value. Made in the USA by a premier garage door manufacturer, we deliver some of the very best in garage doors and service. Choose Doorgi for reliable installation, outstanding customer care, and long-lasting performance you can trust.
*Any preconfigured doors are fully customizable.
Which Garage Door is Right for You?
- Want a classic, timeless look — Traditional Raised Panel doors offer versatile raised designs that complement most Bay Area homes with enduring curb appeal.
- Looking for rustic charm and curb appeal — Carriage House doors add old-world character, warmth, and decorative hardware through its many options for that inviting farmhouse or Craftsman vibe.
- Prefer sleek, modern lines — Contemporary Flush doors such as Skyline Flush or Sterling provide clean, minimalist panels that perfectly suit modern home designs.
- Want natural light in the garage — Full-View Aluminum doors let in maximum daylight while maintaining a sleek, contemporary aesthetic. Contemporary doors offer vertical glass placement.
- Need strong, low-maintenance doors — Steel C.H.I. doors (available in Traditional Raised Panel, Stamped Shaker, or Contemporary styles) deliver excellent durability, corrosion resistance, and optional insulation with minimal upkeep.
- Love the look of wood but concerned about cost — C.H.I Wood-look Planks combine authentic natural wood appearance with steel’s long-lasting, low-maintenance performance.
- Looking for lightweight, weather-resistant doors — Aluminum and fiberglass doors resist corrosion exceptionally well, making them ideal for coastal or humid Bay Area microclimates.
- Want a low-maintenance, energy-efficient option — Fiberglass overlay doors require little upkeep, resist rust and corrosion, and provide better temperature control.
- Concerned about home value and curb appeal — Doors with decorative windows, hardware accents, and custom colors may significantly enhance exterior appeal and resale value.
- Looking for long-term reliability and safety — Modern C.H.I. doors feature pinch-resistant panels, strong hardware, secure locking, and optional smart opener integration for enhanced comfort, security, and peace of mind.
If interested you may browse a gallery of our C.H.I door installations to view real examples of how they look and what you may find appealing for your home.
Signs It’s Time for a New Garage Door
Frequent and Costly Repairs – If you’re calling for non-minor repairs repeatedly, ongoing maintenance is becoming more expensive than replacement.
- Outdated or Deteriorated Appearance – A garage door that looks old, faded, rusted, or mismatched with your home can drag down curb appeal and resale value.
Slow, Jerky, or Unreliable Operation – Doors that hesitate, move unevenly, or struggle to open/close smoothly despite repairs indicate very worn mechanisms, age, or a more total system imbalance
- Visible Structural Damage – Large dents, cracks, warping, sagging panels, rust, or wood rot compromise security, function, and curb appeal.
- Age Beyond Typical Lifespan – Most garage doors last 15–30 years depending on material and usage — if your door is near or past this range and showing wear, replacement makes sense. Foundation shifts in homes may also significantly impact operation and alignment.
Lack of Safety– New door systems include auto‑reverse sensors, pinch‑resistant panels, torsion springs, modern opener features, and other safety enhancements that older doors often lack. Old doors also run the risk of sudden failure.
- Excessive Noise – Grinding, rattling, squeaking, or clanking sounds that persist after lubrication usually mean worn parts and overall system aging.
Door Doesn’t Seal or Close Properly – Gaps at the bottom or around edges reduce security, let in moisture, and let pests or drafts inside
Concerned About Your Garage Door?
We provide free estimates and service the Greater Bay Area.
Frequently Asked Questions About Garage Doors
The prices shown on this page reflect the rounded starting price for a standard 2-car C.H.I. garage door when purchased directly through us. Single car doors are much cheaper. These prices are transparent and do not include hidden fees, delivery charges, or surprise add-ons.
Professional installation of these doors usually ranges from $595–$995 depending on door. There are no cleanup or disposal fees. Our installation pricing however may vary for customer-supplied doors that were not purchased through us.
For the most accurate pricing for your door, we recommend requesting a free estimate so we can evaluate your specific setup and requirements, and submitting your C.H.I door specs via our door builder.
Yes—a garage door is one of the most prominent features of a house, and it's one of the top home improvement projects for ROI (often 80%+ return), enhancing curb appeal, energy efficiency, and security while increasing resale value.
It depends on your style, climate, and usage. Steel is durable and low-maintenance for most Bay Area homes, while wood overlay offers premium looks but requires more upkeep. Aluminum and fiberglass are light and resist corrosion near the coast, with fiberglass providing better insulation and durability. Traditional raised panel doors work well for most Bay Area homes, contemporary designs tend to suit newer homes, while overlay carriage house doors are ideal for full stylistic expression or customization. Ultimately, the right door balances curb appeal, performance, and long-term reliability.
If your garage is attached to the house or used as a workspace/family space—insulation improves energy efficiency, warmth, reduces noise, and maintains comfort in California's variable weather. If your door is separate from the house, not commonly used or you don't mind the winter or less extended longevity, a cheaper non-insulated option makes more sense. We however do not recommend insulation for Aluminum doors.
Not always, but if your current opener is old (10+ years), noisy, or lacks modern safety/smart features, upgrading to a belt-drive or smart model adds convenience, quiet operation, and security. You can view our recommended openers here. The listed prices of our openers are final and include the unit itself, the components needed to engage the door with the opener, and the installation, no additional fees or taxes.
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