Shop & Farm Doors

Durable shop doors sized for real day-to-day use.

Insulated and non-insulated steel doors for heated shops, work bays, and equipment storage. I’ll match the door to the opening, ceiling height, and how you actually use the building.
Insulated & non-insulated
Heavier-duty hardware
High-lift & vertical lift
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Serving shops in Thamesford, Ingersoll, Woodstock, London.
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Shop & Farm Doors

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Insulated steel doors, non-insulated utility doors, and heavier-duty American-made options sized properly for your shop, drive shed, or barn.

Choosing the right door for your shop
Shop and farm doors do more than just open and close. The right door can help keep heat in, keep dust and birds out, and stand up to daily use from equipment, trucks, and deliveries.
When I’m helping you pick a new door, I look at:
  • Whether the building is heated or unheated
  • How often the door is used each day
  • Equipment height and clearance needs
  • Wind exposure and building location
  • How much light you want through windows
From there we can look at a few sensible options instead of dumping a giant catalogue on you.
Door Packages

Good / Better / Best Shop Door Options

I’ll usually price out a few clear choices so you can decide what fits your building and budget, instead of guessing from endless brochure pages.

Good
Utility non-insulated door
A solid, non-insulated steel door for unheated sheds, machine storage, and cold barns where you mainly care about security and basic function.
  • Non-insulated steel construction
  • Great for cold storage and seasonal buildings
  • Simple window layouts available if needed
  • Keeps cost down while still using proper hardware
Best when the building isn’t heated and the door is opened a few times a day.
Better
Insulated shop door
A popular choice for heated shops, work bays, and garages where you’re in and out all day and want a more comfortable space.
  • Insulated steel door with a proper R-value
  • Helps keep heat in and drafts out
  • Wide range of window options for light and visibility
  • Heavier-duty track and hardware than basic residential doors
Great balance of performance and price for most shops and attached garages.
Best
Premium package
Premium-made door & hardware
A heavier-duty, Premium-made door package sized for frequent use, equipment traffic, and harsher wind or weather conditions.
  • Thicker steel skins and stronger hardware
  • Higher insulation values for heated buildings
  • More colour and window layout choices
  • Ideal for busy shops, equipment bays, and farm hubs
Best for buildings you’re in every day and want to invest in long-term.
Common Setups

Typical Shop & Farm Door Projects

A few of the most common projects I see around Thamesford, Ingersoll, Woodstock, and London.

Heated Shops
Work bays & home shops
Insulated doors with proper weatherstripping and track setups so the door seals well, runs smoothly, and doesn’t fight your heater all winter.
Drive Sheds
Equipment & machine storage
Wider doors with the right clearance for tractors, combines, and trailers. Simple, durable door packages sized for height and wind load.
Barns & Feed Rooms
Keeping dust and birds out
Doors that close properly against the floor and jambs, helping keep birds, dust, and snow out of the building as much as possible.
Mixed Use
Shop on one side, storage on the other
Different door packages for different bays — for example, insulated doors on heated shop bays and utility doors on cold storage bays.
Want to see which door package fits your building?
Send a couple of photos of the building, the rough opening size, and how you use the space — heated shop, drive shed, barn, or storage. I’ll put together clear door and opener options so you can compare Good / Better / Best.