If you’re shopping for garage doors, one of the biggest questions on your mind is probably price. A new garage door is an investment, both in your home’s appearance and long-term durability. But what makes one garage door cost $2,200 and another nearly $8,000?

At Looking Up Garage Doors, we install a wide range of Clopay® garage doors in Delaware County and surrounding areas. In this guide, we break down the most popular models and explain what features drive the cost, so you can make a smart, confident decision for your home.

What Affects Garage Door Prices?

Whether you’re replacing an old door or upgrading for curb appeal, garage door pricing depends on a few key factors:

Construction layers and materials
Insulation performance (R-value)
Style and finish (faux wood, decorative hardware, etc.)
Durability and low-maintenance options
Installation complexity

The more layers and premium finishes a door includes, the higher the cost. But that also means better performance, less maintenance, and more long-term value, especially in areas like Southeastern PA and surrounding areas, where insulation matters during our cold winters.

Clopay Garage Doors: A Price Breakdown

These five Clopay models represent different price levels, from budget-friendly to luxury. All are available for installation across Southeastern PA and the surrounding areas.

Classic Collection – Starting around ~$2,100

3-Layer Insulated Steel

Clopay’s Classic Collection is an affordable choice with solid insulation and a clean, traditional look. This door features a steel-insulation-steel sandwich construction and is available in multiple panel designs and window options. Learn more about these doors.

R-value: Up to 18.4 (Intellicore® insulation)
Ideal for: Homeowners who want a reliable, cost-effective door with energy savings
Popular in: Suburban garages across Delaware County that need strong performance in all seasons

Gallery Collection – Starting around ~$2,300

Carriage House Style with 3-Layer Construction

The Gallery Series adds classic carriage house charm while maintaining the same insulation and steel layers as the Classic. It’s a small price jump with a big payoff in curb appeal. Learn more about these doors.

R-value: Up to 18.4
Features: Optional decorative hardware, Ultra-Grain® faux wood finish
Perfect for: Colonial and farmhouse-style homes in the area

Bridgeport Collection – Starting around~$2,600

3-Layer Steel with Shaker-Inspired Panels

This series brings in clean, crisp lines with shaker-style recessed panels. It offers a timeless look that pairs well with both modern and traditional homes. Learn more about these doors.

R-value: Up to 18.4
Great for: Homeowners in Media, Broomall, or Havertown looking for understated elegance

Coachman Collection – Starting around ~$3,200

4-Layer Construction with Composite Overlay

Coachman doors mimic the look of painted wood using a durable composite overlay. With a fourth layer of construction, these doors offer added strength, insulation, and visual depth. Learn more about these doors.

R-value: Up to 18.4
Why choose it: Classic elegance, low maintenance, and exceptional craftsmanship
Popular for: High-end homes and historic districts throughout Delaware County

Canyon Ridge Collection – Starting around~$8,000

>4- or 5-Layer Faux Wood Luxury Door

This top-tier door delivers premium curb appeal with a realistic wood grain composite overlay, without the upkeep of real wood. Built to last, Canyon Ridge doors are insulated and moisture-resistant, making them perfect for year-round comfort. Learn more about these doors.

R-value: Up to 20.4
Ideal for: Custom homes or anyone looking to elevate the look and value of their garage
Seen in: Upscale neighborhoods like Radnor Township and Newtown Square

What’s the Best Garage Door for Your Home?

Choosing the right garage door depends on your home’s style, how much insulation you need, and your budget. Here’s a quick breakdown:

Tight budget: Classic or Gallery
Stylish but practical: Bridgeport or Coachman
Luxury finish, maximum curb appeal: Canyon Ridge

Side-by-Side Comparison

Model	Starting Price	Layers	R-Value	Key Feature
Classic	~ $2,200	3	Up to 18.4	Budget friendly, insulated steel
Gallery	~ $2,300	3	Up to 18.4	Carriage-style design
Bridgeport	~ $2,900	3	Up to 18.4	Shaker panels, modern style
Coachman	~ $3,200	4	Up to 18.4	Composite overlay, quiet & durable
Canyon Ridge	~ $8,000	4-5	Up to 20.4	Premium faux wood, luxury finish

No matter which model you choose, we’ll make sure it fits your home, your needs, and your lifestyle.

Get Garage Doors Installed in Delaware County

Looking to upgrade your garage doors in Southeastern, PA? Our team at Looking Up Garage Doors proudly serves homeowners throughout the region with expert installation, honest pricing, and top-rated Clopay products. You can even design your door right on our website!

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