Garage Door Panel Replacement in Flower Mound, TX

Nothing turns a beautiful garage door into an eyesore like a broken panel. This doesn't mean you have to pay for complete garage door replacement, however. The right crew of professionals can work with the panel alone. Bring in FM Garage Doors Experts, and we'll be happy to perform your complete garage door panel replacement in Flower Mound, TX. Regardless of your door's size, shape, or brand, we can work with it.

Much like a garage door going off track, bent panels can occur when something hits the door or its panels and during extreme weather. In some cases, repair is possible and dents in the panels can be fixed, but panel replacement is the most common solution. The best way to know which is best for you is to ask one of our experts when you call us for garage door panel services. We always give honest answers backed by nearly 2 decades of experience.

The Advantage of Our Services

Whether your broken panel is in the top, bottom, or smack in the middle of your door, we can replace it without compromising the rest of the door. We can also make the shape, weight, and color of your new section as close to the rest of your door as possible to avoid a design clash. Most importantly, you'll know what the easiest and most affordable course of action is. A new garage door panel is typically best for doors that have been in place fewer than 20 years since their life expectancy is 20–25 years.

You should know that if multiple panels or sections were damaged, total door replacement tends to be the way to go. Severe damage can make the entire thing unsafe and unstable, and the price of fixing up multiple panels could be comparable to the cost of replacing the door. Above all, never use your door until after we service it, or you risk damaging it further and weakening your security.

New Garage Door Panels in Flower Mound, TX

Information We Need for Garage Door Panel Repairs

To give you the best service we can, we need to know what we're working with. That includes the door model—usually identified by the serial number—and the color, the size of the section needing replacement, and which section is needed. If your door was manufactured in the last 10 years, the serial number is most likely on the interior bottom section of the door. The more we know about your door, the better job we can do.

Contact our panel professionals to work on yours right away. They can visit any property in Flower Mound, Highland Village, Bartonville, Lantana, and Double Oak, Texas, and the neighboring areas.