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“Slate” Faux Wood Grain Finish Garage Doors

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Clopay’s “Slate” faux woodgrain finish option is available on the Canyon Ridge ® , Gallery ®  and Modern Steel garage door collections.   Faux wood garage doors are a popular choice with homeowners who want the warmth and character of real wood without the upkeep.   This multi-dimensional finish that can appear rustic or modern, depending on the grain pattern and door style.   Thanks to the tri-color technology Clopay used to create the finish, Slate blends with a broad range of colors and materials.   Whether it’s paired with a white board and batten farmhouse exterior with black window frames, a traditional red brick exterior, or a light color stucco and stone, a Slate garage door adds texture, contrast, and personality to the façade.  Call today for an estimate for your now "slate" door!  Walker Garage Door 936-870-5490
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Do Y'all Just Love These Windows?!!

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I sure do! We will  be installing a similar door with these windows when it is time to upgrade our current door!  Amarr Doors offer the "Americana" windows and My vote if for them to change the name to the Lone Star! What would you call it? Follow this link and then click the image to check out the many door options to go with your new windows!  https://www.walkergaragedoor.com/residential-garage-doors There are many design options for the door style that would pair beautifully with these windows. If you want to boast your Texas Pride to all your neighbors, just give us a call and we will help you! 936-870-5490
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Insulated Garage Doors vs. Non-Insulated Garage Doors

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There are many things to consider when choosing a new garage door.   Today we will focus on some benefits of insulated garage doors vs. non-insulated doors.   Steel insulated doors are constructed with an exterior skin made of steel, a layer of insulation, and then either no backing (2-layer) or backed with vinyl or steel (3-layer).   The 2-layer doors offer a bit more stability over that of a non-insulated door, and the 3-layer models are not only more durable, they offer more R-value (the measure of insulation’s resistance to heat flow; the higher the number the greater the resistance to heat flow).   3-layer doors are generally constructed of materials that are more durable and the higher R-value helps boost the energy-efficiency of your home.   As an added bonus, the 3-layer doors are also considerably quieter than the 1 or 2-layer doors as well.   So, whenever you find yourself in the market for a new garage door, Walker Garage Door can help you to make the best decision bas
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