North York installation pricing: single-car insulated steel from $1,350 supply & install, double-car 16x7 around $2,300, carriage-house wood-look $2,200 to $4,500, premium full-glass aluminium $3,500 to $6,500. Door-only delivery starts at $850. Bayview Village, Don Mills, and York Mills high-end rebuilds and infills frequently select premium aluminium glass at the upper tier. Postwar Willowdale and Newtonbrook bungalow conversions stay in the standard steel tier with traditional or modern flush panels.

Single-car installs in North York take 4 to 6 hours, double-car 6 to 9 hours, and premium full-glass installs 1 full day. The visit covers old door removal, framing check, door section assembly, track and spring installation, opener mount and programming, sensor calibration and balance, and walkthrough. Postwar bungalow conversions in Willowdale often need an extra 1 to 2 hours for header upgrade when going from a small original opening to a modern 9x7 or 16x7 door.

North York installs cluster into four styles by neighbourhood. Bayview Village and York Mills high-end rebuilds choose modern flush or full-glass aluminium in charcoal, matte black, or smoked grey. Don Mills mid-century homes go modern flush in dark grey or warm wood-look. Willowdale and Newtonbrook postwar bungalow conversions install traditional raised-panel in white or almond. Lawrence Manor and Bedford Park heritage homes pick carriage-house. We stock Garaga, Clopay Premium, and Amarr Classica.

Yes, North York installs offer R-12, R-16, and R-18 polyurethane-core options. R-16 is the practical minimum for North York attached garages because of cold winter exposure and growing finished-garage use in Bayview Village and Don Mills rebuilds. Bungalow conversions in Willowdale where the garage sits below or beside a bedroom should use R-18. Stocked: Garaga (Quebec-built), Clopay Premium Series, Amarr Classica, all with thermal breaks and weatherseal.

Yes, North York installs include plain glass, frosted, decorative leaded, and full-glass contemporary windows. Bayview Village and York Mills modern rebuilds are heavily trending full-glass smoked aluminium across the whole door. Don Mills mid-century renovations often install a horizontal band of frosted glass mid-door. Willowdale traditional bungalow installs use top-row plain glass for kerb appeal. Bedford Park carriage installs use decorative leaded in the upper section.

Yes — converting older North York homes is much of our installation work. The 1950s Don Mills and 1960s Willowdale and Newtonbrook bungalows often have small original openings and tight headroom. We upgrade headers when widening to a 9x7 or 16x7 door, fit low-headroom track kits, and source custom-sized panels for the non-standard 8x7 openings common across the original North York stock. On permits: a straight like-for-like garage door replacement in the same opening does not require a City of Toronto building permit, so the vast majority of North York installs need no paperwork. A permit is only triggered when we structurally enlarge the opening — for example widening a single bungalow opening to a double 16x7, which alters the load-bearing header. In those cases we handle the structural assessment and tell you exactly what the city requires before any work starts. Old-door removal and haul-away is included in every installation at no extra charge.

We install across all of North York: Willowdale, Don Mills, Bayview Village, Newtonbrook, Downsview, York Mills, Lansing, Bathurst Manor, Hoggs Hollow, and the Yonge-Sheppard and North York Centre condo corridors near Mel Lastman Square and Fairview Mall. Every install is backed by 1-year labour, 5-year hardware, and lifetime panel warranty.