Garage Door Design in Indianapolis & Muncie

White two-car garage on large brick home. When it comes to garage door designs, Overhead Door Co. of Indianapolis & Muncie offers it all.

If you need a new garage door for your home in central Indiana, contact us today — or keep reading to learn more about our garage doors.

Garage Doors from Overhead Door Co. of Indianapolis & Muncie

Residential garage doors vary in style, panel design and size.

Style

We offer these styles of garage doors:

Traditional garage doors include the standard sectional garage doors on many homes (long or short panel). Many are white, but beige and brown are also common.

Carriage garage doors can be a form of traditional doors. They’re ornate with decorative handles and hinges but can also be more minimalist and modern.

Modern garage doors don’t feature handle hinges and usually have a flush panel design. Overhead Door’s modern garage doors are aluminum.

Farmhouse garage doors offer a rustic look made with a realistic, wood-like composite atop an aluminum or steel garage door. This style may include barn-like hardware, such as hinges or garage door handle(s), which are often purely decorative.

Panel

The three main types of door panel designs include:

Raised: Raised panels — the classic style of garage doors — offer depth and distinction and complement nearly any type of home.

Recessed: Recessed panels are the opposite of raised panels, although the two have a similar look.

Flush: Flush, or flat, panels are flat and slightly textured, and can complement a home’s architecture without drawing too much attention to the door itself.

Size

Some houses have a two-car garage while others have smaller, single-car garages that require smaller doors. Standard garage door sizes are whole-width increments starting at 8 feet wide and going to 20 feet wide.

Some series have sizes smaller than that. Standard heights are 7 feet and 8 feet tall. Other heights and widths are also available and vary by individual series. We can install multiple smaller doors to accommodate a large space.

Construction

Garage doors are constructed as single-layer, double-layer or triple-layer. The most economical choice, single-layer doors don’t have any insulation. Double-layer garage doors are insulated.

Triple-layer garage doors have sandwich construction, which consists of insulation between two materials, usually steel. The extra layer provides better energy efficiency and soundproofing.