The Cost of This Job
Chino Hills is home to about 25,485 households, and most of those houses were built around 1990 - a generation newer than the 1960s and 70s tract housing that makes up a lot of the wider Irvine service area. That later build date matters for pricing. Openings poured in 1990 were framed to the standard 16-foot double and 9-foot single widths that most manufacturers still build to, so you're not paying extra for a custom-cut panel or an odd header height. What drives the number here is usually the door type and the opener, not structural surprises. A steel sectional double door with a basic chain-drive opener sits at one price point; insulated panels, windows, and a quieter belt-drive or wall-mount opener push it higher. Because we're coming from Irvine, about 18 miles out, we quote the full job - door, hardware, opener, haul-away - before we load the truck, so there's no second trip tacked onto the bill. One honest limit: if you want a custom wood-look carriage door in a nonstandard width, that's a special order, and lead time runs longer than a standard steel door off the shelf.
