Alfonso Garage Door does garage door installation across San Francisco: new steel, wood-look, carriage-house and glass doors, with the opener, tracks and springs that go with them. We measure the opening first, then quote the door you pick. Our doors come from Clopay, Amarr, Wayne Dalton and C.H.I. Call (415) 494-4774 or book online.
Replacing the whole door in the city? Read whether you need a permit to replace a garage door in San Francisco before you order.
A straightforward like-for-like swap is typically done in half a day: remove the old door, install new tracks, springs, and sections, then balance and safety-test. Custom-fit openings — common in older San Francisco homes where nothing is square — can run longer, and we will tell you that at the quote stage.
For the fog belt, powder-coated steel with galvanized hardware or aluminum is the practical choice — plain steel edges rust visibly within a few years this close to the ocean. Wood looks right on older SF facades but demands regular sealing on the weather side; composite gives the look with less upkeep.
We haul it away as part of the installation price — sections, springs, tracks, and hardware. If you want to keep anything (some owners reuse quality wood sections), say so before the crew loads up.
Model-selection guides for the brands we put on San Francisco garages:
Steel and composite door lines chosen for coastal SF blocks
Carriage-house steel and low-headroom fits for city garages
Steel and carriage-house doors sized for narrow San Francisco openings For a single dented panel or a full new door, start with the closest match below, or check starting prices in the SF cost guide.