Energy Series models
Clopay lists Model 3150 with an R-value of 6.5 and a 27-gauge exterior steel skin. It lists Models 3200, 3211, and 3233 with a 24-gauge steel skin and R-value of 9.1.
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Commercial door pricing guide
There is no responsible one-size-fits-all price for a commercial overhead door. The package changes with the opening, construction, performance requirements, operation, freight, and project schedule. This guide explains what to gather before requesting a written supply quote.
Request a written quoteStart with the specification
A 12-by-12 opening can be supplied as different door types, materials, insulation levels, operating methods, and performance packages. RidgePoint supplies doors to homeowners, contractors, facilities teams, property managers, municipalities, schools, and other buyers. Send the information you have; we can quote a specified package or help identify what is still missing.
The main price drivers
| Specification | Why it matters | What to send RidgePoint |
|---|---|---|
| Door type | Sectional, rolling service, fire-rated, high-performance, and specialty doors use different construction and hardware. | Product type, application, and any named model or comparable quote. |
| Opening size | Width, height, headroom, sideroom, and mounting conditions affect the door, guides, track, hood, and hardware. | Opening width and height plus a plan, elevation, or clear photos when available. |
| Material and gauge | Galvanized steel, stainless steel, aluminum, curtain construction, and slat gauge change the package and finish options. | Material, exterior/interior gauge, finish, color, and corrosion requirements. |
| Insulation | Insulated doors may be selected for energy, comfort, air infiltration, sound, or temperature-control needs. | Insulated or non-insulated requirement, target performance, and any project standard. |
| Operation | Push-up, chain hoist, crank, and motorized operation require different equipment and safety components. | Daily cycles, speed, operator voltage, controls, safety devices, and backup requirements. |
| Ratings and listings | Wind, fire, smoke, seismic, high-cycle, and other project requirements are model- and configuration-specific. | Code notes, performance rating, listing requirement, or specification section. |
| Quantity and delivery | Quantity, freight class, destination, release timing, and manufacturer availability affect the final written quote. | Quantity, delivery ZIP code, needed-on-site date, and whether the order is one release or phased. |
Public manufacturer examples
These examples come from public manufacturer pages and are not a universal promise for every door. Current availability, configuration, and final specifications must be confirmed in writing for the requested model.
Clopay lists Model 3150 with an R-value of 6.5 and a 27-gauge exterior steel skin. It lists Models 3200, 3211, and 3233 with a 24-gauge steel skin and R-value of 9.1.
View Clopay information ↗Cornell lists standard construction up to 30 feet wide by 30 feet high, up to 20 cycles per day, and 50,000 lifetime cycles. It lists galvanized steel slat gauges from 24 to 18, with finish and gauge availability varying by configuration.
View Cornell information ↗Cornell lists an R-value of 8 for its Thermiser Max configuration and multiple steel, stainless-steel, and aluminum slat options. The manufacturer notes that gauge and finish availability varies.
View Thermiser Max information ↗Quote checklist
RidgePoint can review a door schedule, plan set, specifications, photos, opening measurements, an existing model number, or a comparable written quote. Regular quote requests are welcome—even when there is no bid package.
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