Overhead Doors

Sectional overhead doors are a simple, inexpensive way to secure a dock or bay. Sectional doors are low maintenance and can be push up or motorized. Frequently Asked Questions What overhead door models does American Door offer, and what’s the difference between them?
We offer four insulated steel sectional models — the AM200 (R-17.5, 28-gauge steel), AM426 (R-7.35, 24-gauge steel), AM599 (R-17.5, 28-gauge steel with a PVC thermal break), and AM850 (R-26, 28-gauge micro-grooved steel, our most insulated) — plus the 16-gauge Heavy Duty 216 door, aluminum-frame Full View and Restaurant Glass overhead doors, and a matching Overhead Door Man Door. What’s the most energy-efficient overhead door American Door installs?
The Super Insulated AM850, with an R-value of 26 and a U-value of .038, using 3-inch-thick, 28-gauge micro-grooved steel panels with a dual-barrier tongue-in-groove joint and dual-durometer PVC bulb seal. How are overhead doors operated?
Push-up for light doors, chain hoist for manual assistance on heavier doors, or an electric motor. Our overhead garage door opener comes in 1/2 hp to 3 hp, works with rolling or sectional doors, and we complete the full installation, including electrical hook-up and haul-off of the old unit. What track mounting options are available for overhead doors?
Vertical lift, standard lift, roof pitch, low headroom rear-mount torsion, low headroom front-mount torsion, and high lift, so the door can be configured for the available headroom. Can overhead doors include windows or glass panels?
Yes. Vision lites, full-view sections, and insulated lites are available on the steel models, and our Full View Aluminum Glass and Restaurant Glass Garage Doors use annealed, tempered, wired, laminated, acrylic, or polycarbonate glass, including Low-E and tinted options. What spring cycle options do overhead doors have?
Standard doors ship with 10,000-cycle springs, with optional 25,000, 50,000, or 100,000-cycle springs available for higher-use openings.