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Every town,one shop.

Garage doors, front doors and 24/7 repair from Richmond Hill, across York Region and into Toronto: 12 towns on the map, eight with a page of their own.

A black long-panel garage door with a top row of clear windows, in red brick under a stone keystone.
open, weekends and holidays
24/7
for most repairs
One visit
70 Google reviews
4.9★
in Richmond Hill
Since 2018

Where we go

Where the van goes, nearest first.

Each town's page covers its houses, its permits and the drive from the shop; under it, the ten services there.

Also served, without a page of their own: Stouffville, King City and Etobicoke. Call (647) 323-1826 with the address.

Reviews

Rated on Google,quoted as written.

From the reviews homeowners left on our Google listing: cut for length, never reworded.

Rated 4.9 out of 5 from 70 reviews on Google (opens Google Maps)

After years of dents and damage from hockey pucks, our new garage door looks amazing!!

Caroline RacioppoGoogle review

I’m very happy with the work done on my front door and garage door. … Both doors look amazing …

SheronGoogle review

Everyone else told me I’d be waiting anywhere from 6 weeks to 4 months just to get a door delivered and installed.

Richard AndersonGoogle review

My garage spring and cables snapped on a Sunday afternoon, Moe was able to swing by the next morning …

Richard LGoogle review

Great Service by Moe, very clean job, on time and no surprises.

Peter MoghtaderGoogle review

It completely changed the look of my home and has already received so many compliments.

Avraz MajidGoogle review

The work was done in 5 hours and they cleaned up after themselves leaving no trace of my old garage door and front door.

Chetna PandyaGoogle review

I called Moe he was here in the same hour and we got our new doors in two days

SUBHAG SOODGoogle review

He didn’t just fix the immediate problem … made sure the door was running smoother and quieter than before.

John SpecialeGoogle review

We were presented with multiple options and given the pros and cons of each.

Jay McNeillyGoogle review

… replacing my destroyed garage door for a beautiful modern style door.

Ted & PeterGoogle review

Replaced my front door and garage door with a remote. … the finished work looks amazing.

RoxanneGoogle review

I had a quote within a day … and the new door installed by that weekend.

Matthew BastonGoogle review

Garage door spring was broken. Moe was able to come out the next day and fit it.

Samuel JosephGoogle review

Moe takes the time to get to know what your needs are and has affordable recommendations.

Gord McCallumGoogle review

Moe did an excellent job replacing our old, worn down garage door with a beautiful, heavy duty white one.

Elias MohamedaliGoogle review

… he was here the next day and we had our garage doors and front doors done within one week.

Angelo MicieliGoogle review

The whole process was seamless and I couldn’t believe how fast the job was completed without any hiccups.

Kristen SorrentiGoogle review

… came on short notice to take a look. He quickly diagnosed the problem and had it fixed in no time.

Salima NooraniGoogle review

They were super on time, super efficient, and the price was dead on.

Nathalie GallenoGoogle review

Projects

Same house,new door.

Real jobs on our customers’ houses, recreated from the photos we took: the door we took down, and the one we hung in its place.

A two-car door, dented end to end.

The same garage with a new flush charcoal steel door under the basketball hoop.

Every section of the old door was dented, and the middle had torn open. We hung a flush steel door in the same opening, charcoal to sit with the dark siding, under the same basketball hoop.

Service area

From our shopto your door.

Every town we serve, by the drive from our shop in Richmond Hill. The nearest are on top.

Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors

Towns we serve, by the drive

  • Richmond HillOur shop

Drive times without traffic, to the nearest five minutes.

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FAQ

Questions aboutthe drive.

How far the van goes, what changes by town, and the questions every door raises.

Not here? Ask us for a free estimate.

Planning a new door7 questions

  • Yes. One shop in Richmond Hill sends the same people to every town on the list, with the same parts on the van. A new door in Newmarket and a repair in Scarborough are measured, hung and balanced the same way, and the same lifetime warranty on replacement garage doors applies wherever the house is.

  • There is no honest single number, and anyone who gives you one over the phone is guessing. The price depends on the size of the opening, single or double, the material and insulation, the windows and hardware, and whether the existing tracks, springs and opener can stay. Modern Empire Doors gives you a real number quickly instead: text a photo of the door from outside and one from inside the garage to (647) 323-⁠1826. The inside shot shows the tracks, springs and opener, which is where most of the difference in price lives. Estimates are free.

  • Two photos and your address. Take one of the door from outside, and one from inside the garage with the door closed, so we can see the tracks, the springs above the opening and the opener. Text both to (647) 323-⁠1826. For most doors that is enough to price the job without anyone coming out first, and the estimate is free.

  • Most standard replacements are done in a single visit. The old door comes down, the new one goes up on its tracks and springs, and it is balanced and tested before we leave. Doors with more complicated framing, a change of size, or a new opener at the same time take longer. We tell you what to expect for your door when we quote it, not after we arrive, so you can plan the day around it.

  • Yes. Modern Empire Doors installs front and entry doors as well as garage doors and openers, and you can do both at once, so the two doors on the front of the house are chosen together rather than months apart. One crew measures and hangs both, which keeps the colour, the hardware and the style in step. Send a photo of the front of the house and we will talk you through what suits it.

  • Not always. Whether the opener can stay is part of the quote. The springs are sized to the new door, so a working opener is not asked to lift more weight; what matters is its age and condition. An opener from before about 1993 may use a fixed code that cheap equipment can copy, and a new door is a good moment to change it. A loud chain drive under a bedroom is the other reason people switch, usually to a quieter belt drive. We tell you which applies before you decide.

  • Our replacement doors are made in Canada and carry a lifetime warranty. Built for Canadian winters is not a slogan here: a door that seals properly in February is a different product from one that does not, and the difference shows up as cold air, noise and a bottom seal frozen to the floor. If you want the details for a particular door, ask when we quote it and we will go through them with you.

A door that won't work9 questions

  • The shop is on 138 Yorkland St in Richmond Hill, and the van goes out to Aurora, Newmarket, Thornhill, Vaughan and Markham in York Region, and to Toronto, North York and Scarborough. King City and Stouffville are covered too. Each town's page says how long the drive takes and which roads we come by.

  • Often, yes. The list is where most of our calls come from, not a boundary. Call or text with the address and the symptom, and we will tell you straight away whether the van can reach you and when. Etobicoke and Durham Region are answered case by case for now.

  • No. We answer the phone 24 hours a day, every day, and the van goes to the same towns at night as by day. Traffic is lighter, so the longer drives, Toronto and Scarborough, are usually quicker after dark than the daytime figure on each town page.

  • Check three things before you call anyone. Is the opener getting power, or has the plug come out or the breaker tripped? Is the door locked, or has the red release cord been pulled? And look at the springs above the opening: a gap of a couple of inches in a coil means one has snapped, often with a loud bang beforehand. If a spring is broken, do not force the door or keep pressing the button. Stop there and call (647) 323-⁠1826, at any hour.

  • Yes. Modern Empire Doors is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week, holidays included, and the phone is answered at night. A door stuck open is a security problem, and a door stuck shut with the car inside is a lost day, so neither waits for Monday. Some things can wait for a weekday: a noisy door, a remote that stopped while the wall button still works, a torn seal. If you are not sure which yours is, call and ask.

  • Usually, yes. The parts that fail most often are carried on the van, so most repairs are finished on the first visit. If you text a photo from inside the garage before we come, we can often see what has failed and make sure the right part is with us. The exceptions are parts made for one door, such as a replacement section in a matching design and colour, which may have to be ordered in. In the meantime the door can usually be secured so the garage still locks.

  • It depends on the part, and most repairs come down to a handful: springs, cables, rollers, the opener or the safety sensors. We would rather tell you the real price for your door than quote a range that does not apply to it, so text a photo from inside the garage to (647) 323-⁠1826 and we can usually tell which part it is before we arrive. Most repairs are finished in one visit, and you hear the price before any work starts.

  • Often, if the same section is still made. What people call a panel is usually a full-width section, and the new one has to match the make, size, design and colour of the rest. On a newer door from a current series that is usually possible. On an older or discontinued door it may not be, and a mismatched section can look worse than the dent. Sun-faded finishes are the other catch. Send a photo, plus any label on the door's inside edge, and we will tell you honestly.

  • Richmond Hill first: our shop is at 138 Yorkland St. From there we cover Vaughan, Markham, Thornhill, Aurora, Newmarket, Whitchurch-Stouffville, King City, Toronto, North York, Scarborough, Etobicoke and Durham Region, for new doors and for repairs, at any hour. If you are close by and not sure whether you are in the area, call (647) 323-⁠1826 and ask; we would rather tell you straight than have you wait.

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