
Standard
Carriage Stamp
Carriage-house lines pressed straight into the steel, in short or long panel layouts, with no overlay boards to seal or repaint. A good middle ground when you want the carriage look without the upkeep.

Sales, Service & Installation
Serving Clinton County and the Metro East from our shop in Aviston.
We serve Clinton County and the Metro East with full garage door sales, service, and installation. New doors, replacements, and electric openers, plus repairs on LiftMaster, Chamberlain and Craftsman openers. We take care of torsion springs, cables, rollers, panels, and doors that have come off track or started to sag. And we do the boring stuff that keeps doors out of trouble: tune-ups, safety inspections, planned maintenance, keypads and remotes. If it's part of a garage door, we install it, fix it, or replace it.

Springs, openers, cables, off-track doors, panels, and tune-ups.
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Insulated and non-insulated doors from CHI, Amarr, and Haas, installed by our own crew.
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Motorized solar and bug screens for the patio or porch, and Lifestyle screens for the garage. Sold, installed, and serviced by us.
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Founded
5.0
Google Rating
85
Google Reviews
3
Door Brands
The styles we put on homes around Clinton County and the Metro East, the standard panel designs first and the upgrades after them.

Standard
Carriage-house lines pressed straight into the steel, in short or long panel layouts, with no overlay boards to seal or repaint. A good middle ground when you want the carriage look without the upkeep.

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The classic raised-panel steel door, in short or long panels, that most homes already have. It suits nearly any house and is the safe choice when you want the door to blend in rather than stand out.

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Inset panels stamped into the steel instead of raised ones, in short or long layouts, which gives a flatter and tidier face. Understated, and an easy fit on traditional and transitional homes.

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A completely smooth face with no panel pattern at all. About as minimal as a garage door gets, and the natural pick for contemporary and modern homes.

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Carriage-house styling in a woodtone finish over steel: the grain and color of a stained wood door with none of the sanding or re-staining. A warm, traditional look that suits farmhouse, craftsman and brick homes.

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Horizontal plank styling in a woodtone finish over steel, often paired with a vertical strip of glass. Modern but warmer than a flat panel, and a good fit on contemporary and mid-century homes.

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Dimensional overlay boards on an insulated steel door, in a standard color or a woodtone finish, with decorative hardware to match. The most detailed carriage option, and the one to pick when the garage doors are the front of the house.

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Glass fills most of the door face here, so the garage gets real daylight instead of one small window. The contemporary aluminum framing suits newer builds, and insulated versions keep an attached or heated garage from paying for all that glass.
“We’ve used Clinton County Garage Doors twice now—once when we replaced our home garage door and again when we built our shed—and both experiences were excellent.
The quality of their doors is outstanding, with a wide variety of beautiful options to choose from. Everything looks great and functions exactly as it should.
Just as important, they’re great people to work with—professional, helpful, and easy to communicate with throughout the entire process.
Highly recommend them if you’re considering a new garage door or upgrade.”
Tiffany Compton · Google review · 5.0 from 85 Google reviews
One shop on Commercial Street, and a service area that runs across Clinton County and the Metro East. More about the company.

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