Steel Garage Doors, Johnson City, TN

We’ll help you decide if steel garage doors are the best option for your situation.

If you are considering new garage doors for your Johnson City, Tennessee home or business, you might be wondering if an aluminum door would work for you or if you’d be better going with steel garage doors. Here at 31-W Insulation, we believe an informed customer is our best customer, so we’ll take the time to discuss what is making steel garage doors more popular these days and help you determine if the advantages make sense for your situation.

Steel Garage Doors in Johnson City, Tennessee

It is commonly believed that steel garage doors will cost more than aluminum ones. However, it might surprise you that to get a thick enough aluminum door for durability and strength will often cost nearly as much and still not be quite as durable as steel garage doors. There are plenty of options for steel doors so that it isn’t generally difficult to fit your budget.

Steel garage doors can last for decades with proper care. They come in a vast variety of colors, finishes, sizes, and styles so we are confident we can match your home’s style and your preferences. In addition, if you would like the added benefit of an insulated garage door, that is entirely possible and can be a wise investment to add value to your home.

Let us put our more than four decades of experience to work for you so you have all the information you need to decide on the right material for your garage doors. We’ll help you go beyond cost and appearance to get down to the durability, security, and other important factors to consider so you can enjoy many years of performance from your expertly installed steel garage doors.


Right here in Tennessee, we also offer steel garage doors in Goodlettsville, Franklin, Chattanooga, Loudon, Murfreesboro, Milan, Mason, Cookeville & Memphis. 31w is also proud to serve many states throughout the Southeastern portion of the U.S. Read more about our services in Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Indiana, Kentucky, Missouri, Ohio, Oklahoma, North Carolina, South Carolina & Texas.