Amarr Garage Doors in Maryland

Amarr is a garage door manufacturer based in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, and part of ASSA ABLOY. Its residential line runs from value steel doors such as Lincoln and Hillcrest to insulated carriage house doors, modern aluminum and glass doors, and custom wood doors. ADP Garage Door Repair is an authorized Amarr dealer: we install every Amarr residential collection and repair Amarr doors, including replacing damaged sections.

• 70+ Amarr jobs completed since June 2020, 10+ of them in the last two years
• R-19.40 the highest R-value Amarr lists, on select Olympus and Designer’s Choice 3200 doors
• Lifetime paint finish warranty from Amarr on most steel models in a single family home

Job counts come from our own Housecall Pro job records. Product facts, R-values and warranty terms on this page are from Amarr’s website, collection brochures, owner’s manual and residential warranty (amarr.com), checked November 2026.

The Amarr doors on our invoices

The Amarr models on our invoices include the Lincoln in all four constructions (1000, 2000, 3000 and 3138), the Hillcrest 2000 and 3138, and the Classica 2000 and 3000. On the Lincoln 3000, Amarr’s 2 inch triple layer Lincoln, our invoices show R 9.0; Amarr rates it R-9.05. Replacement sections and panels are among our most common Amarr jobs, including on older Amarr doors such as the Stratford line.

Amarr sorts its residential doors into collections. Most steel collections come in several constructions, from a single layer of steel to an insulated steel sandwich, so the same look can be bought at different levels of insulation and price.

Pick a collection to see every model in it, with pictures, a specs table and Amarr’s own catalogs and brochures.

ClassicaThree section steel carriage house doors5 models and catalogsHeritageHeavy gauge steel, traditional and carriage house3 models and catalogsLincolnValue priced traditional steel doors4 models and catalogsHillcrestValue priced steel carriage house doors4 models and catalogsOlympusPolyurethane insulated traditional steel doors2 models and catalogsNorthwoodsPrinted woodgrain plank look on ribbed steel2 models and catalogsEOSSmooth flush modern steel door1 model and catalogsDesigner’s ChoicePolyurethane insulated steel carriage house doors2 models and catalogsCarriage CourtComposite overlay trim on insulated steel2 models and catalogsVistaAluminum full view glass doors1 model and catalogsHorizonAluminum MultiView doors with long, narrow glass1 model and catalogsAmarr Foundry ReserveMetal and concrete finish panels on aluminum frames4 models and catalogsAmarr by DesignHandcrafted custom wood carriage house doors1 model and catalogs

Images: Amarr (amarr.com).

We install every model in every Amarr collection.

Options on most Amarr doors

• Amarr Color Zone: factory paint in over 800 Sherwin-Williams colors, besides each collection’s standard colors and woodgrain finishes.
• Quiet Door: an option that reduces the operating noise of steel doors by up to 38 percent, depending on the model.
• WindPro: interior wind load reinforcement that can be added to nearly every Amarr door to meet local building codes.
• Windows: DecraTrim inserts, DecraGlass decorative glass, and clear, obscure, Frost, Dark Tint or insulated glass. Mosaic Window options let you choose the number and position of windows on certain flush and modern designs.

An Amarr model number is two letters for the collection (LI for Lincoln, HI for Hillcrest, CL for Classica) and a number for the construction. For Lincoln and Hillcrest, 1000 is a single layer of steel, 2000 is steel with vinyl backed insulation, 3138 is a 1⅜ inch steel, insulation and steel sandwich, and 3000 is the same sandwich 2 inches thick. The premium collections follow the same pattern with heavier steel or polyurethane insulation.

From Amarr’s Lincoln and Hillcrest brochures (amarr.com), checked November 2026. A triple layer door has steel on the inside too; Amarr lists extra quiet operation as one of its benefits. The Ribbed Panel Lincoln comes only in LI3138 and LI3000.

The same idea in the premium collections

• Classica: CL1000 is single layer steel, CL2000 adds polystyrene (R-6.64), and CL3000 is triple layer with polyurethane, rated R-13.35. All three are 2 inches thick.
• Heritage: HR1000, HR2000 (R-6.64) and HR3000 (R-9.05), all in heavier 24 gauge exterior steel.
• Olympus and Designer’s Choice: 3138 and 3200 are triple layer doors with polyurethane: 1⅜ inch (R-14.46) and 2 inch (R-13.35 to 19.40).

Want the warmest door for a garage under a bedroom or used as a workshop? Compare R-values in our guide to insulated garage doors.

1. Pick the look. Traditional raised panels: Lincoln, Heritage or Olympus. Carriage house: Hillcrest, Classica, Carriage Court or Designer’s Choice. Modern: Lincoln Flush, Northwoods, EOS, Vista, Horizon or Amarr Foundry Reserve. See more modern garage door styles.
2. Pick the construction. For a detached or unheated garage, a 1000 or 2000 door may be all you need. If the garage is attached, heated, or has a room above it, look at the triple layer 3000 models or the polyurethane doors, which have the highest R-values.
3. Pick color and windows. Standard colors and woodgrains, or Amarr Color Zone; windows on the top section or, with Mosaic windows, where you want them.
4. Add options. Decorative handles and hinges on carriage house designs, the Quiet Door option, and WindPro reinforcement where code requires it.

Amarr’s website has a Design Your Door tool for trying styles and colors. When you are ready, call us or text photos of your garage for a free estimate. Comparing brands? See Clopay garage doors or all the garage door brands we install. Financing is available.

A dented or cracked section does not always mean a new door. We replace single sections on Amarr doors, and it is one of the Amarr jobs we do most, including on older Amarr lines such as the Stratford. Whether one section can be replaced depends on whether a matching section is still made in your door’s design, size and color; we check that before we quote.

To get a fast answer, text us a photo of the whole door from outside, a close photo of the damage, and the door’s width and height. If you still have your purchase papers, the Amarr model name and number on them (for example LI2000 or CL3000) tells us the exact construction.

Section damage often comes with bent track, a frayed cable or a spring problem. See garage door repair and garage door spring repair.

Amarr’s limited warranty has two parts: the paint finish (against rust through from the paint cracking, splitting or peeling) and the sections, hardware and springs (against defects in materials and workmanship). Both depend on the model; in a single family home, most steel models have a lifetime paint finish warranty.

From Amarr’s Limited Warranty for Residential Steel Doors (form 842, 11.13.24, amarr.com), checked November 2026. Paint terms are shorter in condominiums and multi family housing.

• Windows: 10 years on DecraGlass, DecraTrim inserts and frames; 5 years on laminated glass; 1 year on insulated glass. Single pane glass is not covered.
• Who is covered: the original purchaser, at the home where the door was first installed. The warranty cannot be transferred.
• What voids or is excluded: non-factory paint (voids the paint warranty), pressure washing the door or the area around it, high lift and vertical lift setups, bottom seal shrinkage, salt spray and other corrosive conditions, and damage from storms, accidents or an improperly installed opener.
• Claims: made in writing or on amarr.com promptly after you find the defect and before any repairs, with an evaluation by a professional installer, photos and proof of purchase. Amarr asks you to register the door at amarr.com/warranty.

Cleaning

• Wash the outside at least once a year, more often near salt air or where road salt is used on the driveway. Amarr’s recipe: one cup of household detergent in five gallons of warm water, a dense sponge or cloth, then rinse well.
• Never mix cleaners with bleach, and never pressure wash the door.
• Clean windows and inserts with a soft cloth and household glass cleaner.

Lubrication

At least twice a year, lubricate the hinges, springs, rollers and bearings with a non-silicone lubricant (Amarr names its own Super Lube or 10W-30 motor oil). Do not lubricate nylon rollers or the tracks.

Monthly safety checks

1. Look. Scan the tracks, cables, springs, brackets, rollers and hinges for fraying, breaks or wear. A trained technician must replace these parts.
2. Balance. With the door closed, disconnect the opener with its emergency release, raise the door by hand to waist height and let go. It should stay put. If it drops or rises, call a technician to correct the balance.
3. Reversal. Reconnect the opener, open the door, and lay a 1½ inch thick piece of wood flat on the floor under the center of the door. Close it with the remote or wall button: the door must reverse when it hits the wood.
4. Safety sensors. Start closing the door with the wall button and, standing clear of the door, wave an object through the photo eye beam: the door should reverse and open fully. Amarr says the photo eyes should be no more than 6 inches above the floor.

From Amarr’s residential owner’s manual (amarr.com), checked November 2026. Amarr also recommends a yearly visit from a trained garage door technician.

Call us for a new Amarr door in any collection, a replacement section, or repairs to the Amarr door you have: springs, cables, rollers, track and openers. We are open 24/7, including weekends and holidays, you get a firm price before any work begins, and the $45 service call is waived when we do the repair. Estimates for new doors are free: call, or text us photos. We serve Central Maryland (see our service area). Learn more about garage door installation, or see all the brands we install.