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Panel replacement
Backed into the door? If the manufacturer still makes the section and the rest of the door is sound, we replace the one panel rather than sell you a whole door.
When one panel
is the right answer
A sectional door is exactly that — sections. Damage is usually confined to the bottom one or two, either from a vehicle or from years of standing water and road salt at the slab.
If the door is a current model from a manufacturer we can still source from, and the track, springs and remaining sections are sound, replacing the damaged section costs a fraction of a new door and takes a fraction of the time.
What we will not do is tell you it works when it will not. Discontinued doors cannot always be matched, and a section that is close but not exact looks worse than the dent did. When that is the case we say so and quote the replacement instead.
Send a photo
Text a picture of the damage and the label inside the door to 215.688.1479. That is usually enough to tell you whether the section can be matched.
Common questions
How do I know if my door panel can be matched?
It depends on the manufacturer, the panel style and how old the door is. The label inside the door usually has what we need. Current Clopay and General Doors models are generally available; discontinued styles from twenty years ago often are not.
Is panel replacement cheaper than a new door?
Almost always, when it is possible. A single section plus labor is a fraction of a full door replacement.
The bottom of my door is rusted through. Can that be replaced?
Yes, and the bottom section is the most common one to go. It is worth checking the drainage at the slab at the same time, because otherwise the replacement rusts the same way.
Ask about a section
Text us a photo of the damage and the label inside the door.
1035 Neshaminy Valley Drive
Bensalem, PA 19020
sales@diegidiodoors.com