Tucson, Arizona — carriage house, sectional & roll-up
Carriage house doors, smooth sectional and roll-up doors, and the openers and repair work that keep them moving. Browse the models, then book the install.
The courtyard
Carriage house doors are the ones people stop for. Sectional and roll-up doors do the quiet work behind them.
Panels, strap hinges, handles and clavos that make a garage read as part of the house instead of a panel beside it. Finished in midnight blue with teal hardware.
Book a carriage house door
Smooth and quiet. Panels that lift overhead and tuck under the ceiling, in a profile that suits a clean stucco wall.
Book a sectional door
Built for work. A slatted door that coils tight above the opening, for shops, storage and garages that open all day.
Book a roll-up doorGate hardware
Hinges, handles and clavos are what turn a plain panel into a carriage house door. They come in finishes that sit well with the door you choose, so the detail reads from the street and still feels right up close.
Strap hinges sized for a door that reads as a gate, in the finish you choose.
A pull with room for a hand, finished to match the hinges.
Decorative studs in rows across the panels, catching the afternoon light.
The service alcove
A door that sticks, a roller that grinds, an opener that quits halfway up — those are the jobs we take. Repair and opener work sits alongside the new doors.
Doors off the track, panels that will not sit square, and hardware that works loose over the years.
Motors, remotes and the safety sensors that stop a door mid-travel.
Hinges, handles and clavos refitted or replaced so the door still feels solid.
Book an install
Send the rough size, the style you like and when you would like it done. If you are not sure which door suits the house, say so — that is the part we like best.