We measure, draw and install carriage-house, real wood and modern steel doors across Northwest Arkansas. One carpenter-owner, two installers, and a drawing you sign off on before anything is ordered.
Cedar-look steel, 16 by 7, with a stacked window column. Installed on Mission Boulevard last spring.
We install other styles too, but these are the ones people call us for. Prices are installed, with haul-away of the old door.
The look of old swing-out barn doors, on a door that rolls up like any other. Good on older homes in Wilson Park and the Washington-Willow district.
Western red cedar or meranti, built in sections and finished on both sides before it reaches you. It needs a fresh coat every few years, and nothing else looks quite like it.
Smooth panels with thin lines, no raised squares. It suits newer builds and ranch homes with simple trim, and comes in a dozen colors.
A ballpark for your budget. The real number comes after we measure, and it's usually inside this range.
If anyone works, lifts or does laundry in the garage, yes. If it's only for cars, often not.
An attached garage in Fayetteville can sit near 110°F in July and below freezing in a January cold snap. A door is the biggest wall of that room.
We measured a customer's garage on Crossover Road before and after: going from a single-layer door to an R-18 door kept it about 15 degrees cooler on a 96° afternoon.
Insulated doors are also stiffer, quieter and harder to dent. That's why most of the doors we hang are R-9 or better.
About three weeks for steel, eight for wood. You talk to Cole the whole way.
Free, about 45 minutes. We measure the opening, headroom and side room, look at your trim, and bring samples.
Within two days you get a to-scale drawing of the door on a photo of your house, and one price. No upsell list.
A 30% deposit orders the door. We send the factory date as soon as we have it.
Two installers, usually one morning. Old door out, new tracks, springs sized to the new weight, opener reconnected.
We show you the manual release and the care routine, then you pay the balance. Warranty papers by email the same day.
Three jobs from this year, with what they cost.
4.9 out of 5 from 96 Google reviews.
"Cole drew three options on a photo of our house before we picked one. The carriage doors look like they came with the house, which was built in 1938."
"Two other companies quoted the same door. Sequoyah was $300 more and worth every bit: new tracks, new springs, and they fixed the rotten jamb we didn't know about."
"The cedar door took eight weeks, just like they said. Installed in one morning, swept the floor before they left. Still looks new two summers later."
Cole Whitaker, owner. Trim carpenter first, door installer since 2010.
Most door problems start at the frame. Cole spent eight years as a trim carpenter before he hung his first garage door, so rotten jambs, crooked openings and odd sizes don't scare us off. We fix them as part of the job.
| License | Arkansas Residential Contractor #0412876 |
|---|---|
| Insurance | $2M liability, workers' comp |
| Crew | Cole, plus installers Jesse and Tomás |
| Showroom | 1420 S. School Ave, by appointment |
| Warranty | 10 years labor, plus the maker's door warranty |
Washington and Benton counties, along I-49. Measure visits are free in all of them.
$150 travel charge, added to the price before you sign.
Anything else, ask Cole at the measure visit.
Only doors we installed, plus springs and openers for past clients. For a broken door you need fixed today, we'll give you the name of a good repair shop.
Usually yes, if it's under 12 years old and has the safety sensors. Heavier wood doors may need a stronger opener, which we'd tell you at the measure.
It's built to order by hand in sections, finished on both sides, and it weighs more, so it needs heavier springs and hardware.
Not for a like-for-like door in Fayetteville or Bentonville. If the opening changes size, we pull the permit and include the fee in your price.
30% when you order. The rest after the walkthrough, when the door is working and you're happy with it.
Yes. Send us the HOA guidelines and we'll draw the door to them. We've done it for most neighborhoods in Bentonville and Rogers.
