Clopay Garage Doors: Complete Guide to Models, Collections and Prices

Steel raised-panel and flush-panel doors in non-insulated, polystyrene (R-6.3), and polyurethane (R-12.9) configurations. The most affordable Clopay line. Available in 11 standard colors. Price range: $2,000 – $2,800 installed for a 16×7 door. Best for: budget-conscious homeowners, rental properties, and basic replacements.

Steel doors with decorative panel designs that mimic the look of carriage house doors at a lower price point than the Coachman or Canyon Ridge lines. Insulated options up to R-12.9. Available with or without windows. Price range: $2,000 – $2,800 installed. Best for: homeowners who want carriage house style without the premium cost.

Steel doors with a composite overlay that creates an authentic carriage house appearance. Four-layer construction with polyurethane insulation (R-18.4). Available in dozens of designs, colors, and window options. The most popular premium door in the Tucson market. Price range: $2,000 – $3,800 installed. Best for: homeowners seeking high curb appeal with low maintenance.

Clopay’s flagship line. Composite faux-wood exterior that replicates the look and texture of real wood — down to hand-applied stain finishes. Polyurethane insulated core (R-20.4). This is the door you choose when you want the appearance of a $5,000+ custom wood door without the maintenance. Price range: $3,000 – $5,500+ installed. Best for: luxury homes and maximum curb appeal.

Full-view aluminum-frame doors with glass panels (clear, frosted, gray tinted, or mirrored). Insulated glass options available. The go-to choice for contemporary and mid-century modern architecture. Price range: $2,500 – $5,000+ installed. Best for: modern builds, indoor-outdoor living, and natural light.

Similar to the Modern Collection but with more glass-to-frame ratio and thinner aluminum frames. Highly customizable. Price range: $2,800 – $5,500+ installed.