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Garage door installations across Brisbane.

Every photo on this page is a job T3 Garage Doors finished. Sectional doors, roller doors, carport conversions and panel repairs across Brisbane, Logan, Redlands and Moreton Bay, with the before shots left in.

  • Sectional, roller and carport installations
  • Before and after pairs from repairs and replacements
  • Profiles, colours and woodgrain finishes
White roller door fitted to a painted brick garage in a Brisbane unit complex

Before and after

The same door, before and after.

Repairs and replacements photographed on the day. The before shots are the useful ones.

Open tile-roofed carport with a brick-paved driveway, before a door was fitted
Before
The same carport closed in with a white raised-panel garage door with top windows
After

Open carport closed in with an automatic door

An open carport turned into a lock-up garage with a white raised-panel door and a row of top windows. It is one of the more practical upgrades on an older Brisbane home, because it turns an open bay into weatherproof storage that locks.

Dark charcoal sectional garage door on a brick home, before replacement
Before
The same brick home with a replacement slimline garage door in a pale finish
After

Dark door replaced with a light slimline profile

A tired dark door swapped for a slimline profile in a pale finish. The lighter colour picks up the brickwork rather than fighting it, and it lifts the whole front of the house.

Woodgrain-finish sectional garage door before the front panelling was repaired
Before
The same woodgrain sectional garage door after the front panelling was repaired
After

Front panelling repaired instead of replaced

Damage to the front panelling of a woodgrain sectional door, put right in place. Where the profile is still made and the frame is straight, repairing the panel costs a fraction of a new door.

Black slimline sectional garage door installed on a modern white home

Choosing a look

What actually decides how a new door looks.

Most people start out knowing they want something better, and not much more than that. These are the decisions that actually change how the door looks.

  • Profile: Slimline, Flatline and Ranch read very differently on the same house
  • Colour: matching the roof or the trim usually beats matching the walls
  • Finish: smooth powdercoat or a woodgrain look, which suits older homes well
  • Windows: aluminium window panels bring daylight into the garage
  • Scale: a wide double door needs a profile that does not look busy
  • Insulation: a bare metal door facing west gets hot, and panels can be added later

Seen a door you like?

Send the photo along with your suburb. T3 Garage Doors will tell you what the equivalent would cost on your opening.

T3 Garage Doors owner-operator beside his service vehicle in Brisbane

Gallery questions.

How to use these photos when choosing your own door.

Are these photos of T3 Garage Doors's own work?
Yes. Every photo is a job completed by T3 Garage Doors. Nothing here is stock photography or a manufacturer render.
Can I get the same door as one of these?
In most cases yes, subject to your opening size and current availability of the profile and colour. Point T3 Garage Doors at the photo you like when you enquire.
Do you have more photos than these?
Yes. Ask T3 Garage Doors for examples of a specific profile, colour or door type and you can be talked through similar jobs.
How long does a replacement take?
The door is made to your opening, so the timeline depends on the specification and manufacturing. T3 Garage Doors confirms expected timing when you accept the quote.

Get a quote on a door like these.

Tell T3 Garage Doors which photo caught your eye and where the job is. Quotes on new doors are free.

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What sort of door is it?

Choose the closest match. A sectional or panel lift door has hinged horizontal panels. A roller door rolls into a drum above the opening.