Gray garage doors come in shades from soft, light gray to deep charcoal, so whether you have a modern build, a farmhouse, or traditional brick and stone, you can find a style and shade that complements your home.
Looking for inspiration? See how gray garage doors have transformed our customers' homes.
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What shade do you want to greet you every time you pull into the driveway? Gray can be warm or cool toned and effortlessly elegant against almost any siding. Our doors are built to last, right here in the USA, and we have a style to suit every homeowner.
They delivered my doors a month ahead of promised date (that just never happens) did a beautiful install and I love the doors. One of the best changes I made to my new construction home. Would strongly recommend them to anyone looking to purchase a garage door.
Simply Beautiful!!!
Our CHI door was installed almost a year ago and neighbors are still in awe of the natural beauty of the material. I was a bit hesitant to spend a bit more (actually, not that much more) but it was worth every penny. Outstanding material and beautiful!!
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Love these doors, they look great and would highly recommend them!
Top quality door
I have been in the garage door industry since 1990 and have installed almost every style and brand of garage doors there are. And the CHI doors are up there at the top in my opinion, hands down one of the best doors I have used.
There isn't one best shade – it depends on your home, how much contrast you want, and your personal taste. Lighter grays sit quietly against most exteriors and suit softer, more traditional homes, while charcoal and graphite stand out more and look striking on modern architecture. Undertone matters too, so a warm gray works better on brick and stone, and a cool gray suits homes with blue or gray siding. Ordering a color sample and trying shades with our DoorVisions tool is the easiest way to see what works on your home.
In our experience, white is the most requested color, with gray close behind. Gray is popular because it’s so versatile.
Warm neutrals and darker tones, such as charcoal and graphite, are popular right now. That said, we’d always recommend choosing a color you love rather than worrying about trends.
Cooler grays have blue or green undertones and suit modern and coastal homes, while warmer grays pair well with brick and stone. To see how a particular gray looks on your own home, try our DoorVisions tool, or order a color sample.
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Free color samples
Try before you buy with three free samples from C.H.I. Test them at different times of day to see how the color changes – we’d recommend dusk and midday.