When it comes to quality, innovation, and long-term value, Clopay stands in a class of its own. As America's leading garage door manufacturer, Clopay has spent decades making doors that combine lasting performance and award-winning design. From proprietary insulation technology to storm-ready construction and virtually limitless customization options, every Clopay door is built with a singular goal: to give homeowners the best garage door on the market. Here's a closer look at what makes Clopay the clear choice.

Floor to ceiling windows and doors that blur the lines between indoor and outdoor living and flood spaces with natural light are a priority for homeowners. Fitted with glass panels, our Avante garage doors are easily customized in many sizes and finishes for use as patio and pool house doors that open up when the weather is nice.

If you’re looking for ideas to refresh your home’s exterior this spring, here’s a project that delivers a big impact without a big headache: replacing your garage door. It’s fast. It’s affordable. And it can be done in a day. Even better? This easy update checks all the boxes homeowners care about most: curb appeal, return on investment, and everyday comfort.

A smart garage door opener takes the guesswork out of those types of situations, letting you check and control your garage door from anywhere. With features designed for security, convenience, and connectivity, today’s smart garage systems offer more than just a modern upgrade. Here are five ways a smart garage door opener can make life simpler, safer, and a whole lot less stressful.

When high winds hit, a standard door can buckle under pressure, putting the whole house at risk. That’s why Clopay developed WindCode®, a rating system for windproof or wind-resistant garage doors designed to withstand strong winds and keep your property safer. These doors are tested and built with reinforced materials to meet or exceed local building codes for high-wind areas. In this guide, we’ll break down where and when a high-wind garage door is needed, helping you decide if upgrading to a WindCode® door is the right move for your home and your region’s safety requirements.

The challenge of modernizing older or historic commercial buildings isn't new, but the priorities have certainly shifted. In the early 20th century, retrofitting was driven by the fundamental needs for safety and efficiency—trading massive, manually operated doors for something more manageable. Today, the approach is more holistic. It’s about achieving a delicate balance between preserving a building's unique architectural character and meeting today's high-performance demands for energy efficiency and security.