Upland Garage Door Co. installs glass garage doors in Upland where the garage is more than a place to park: a modern home that wants light, a converted space that needs a wall of windows, or a business that wants the door to be the storefront.
Full-view doors for the next city east are covered on our Rancho Cucamonga service page.
Where full-view doors work best
Modern and mid-century homes
Flat-roofed and post-and-beam homes in north Upland and the newer modern infill near downtown take a full-view door naturally. The aluminum grid echoes the window lines of the house.
Garage conversions, gyms and studios
A home gym, workshop or studio in the garage gets daylight and ventilation from a glass door, and it rolls up to open the whole wall on a cool evening.
Restaurants and retail in downtown Upland
Along the historic downtown blocks and Foothill Boulevard, a full-view door turns a patio into an indoor-outdoor room and reads as a storefront when closed.
Glass options
Clear, frosted and obscure
Clear glass for maximum light and view; frosted or satin-etched for privacy with light; obscure patterns for a textured look. Panels can be mixed, frosted below and clear above.
Tempered, insulated and polycarbonate panels
All glass is tempered for safety. Insulated double-pane glass cuts heat gain and noise; polycarbonate is lighter and nearly unbreakable for high-traffic commercial use.
Aluminum frame finishes
Clear anodized, dark bronze, black and white powder coat are standard; custom powder coat colors are available. The frame is extruded aluminum and won’t rust.
Privacy, heat gain and west-facing garages
A clear full-view door on a west-facing garage lets in afternoon sun and heat. Frosted or tinted insulated glass solves both, and on a living space we recommend it. On a north- or east-facing opening, clear glass is fine.
Glass garage door pricing
Full-view doors sit at the upper end of the $1,200-3,500 range for a standard single door and can exceed it for large double doors or custom finishes. We quote by opening size, glass type and finish.
Frequently asked questions
Are glass garage doors secure?
Yes. The glass is tempered and the frame is as rigid as a steel door. Frosted glass hides contents.
Do they work with a normal opener?
Yes. Full-view doors are heavier than steel, so we size the springs and confirm the opener’s horsepower.
Can I replace one panel if the glass breaks?
Yes. Individual glass panels are replaceable without removing the door.
Thinking about a glass door? Call Upland Garage Door Co. at (909) 858-7802.