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Roller Garage Doors fitted by Wolverine across the Thames Valley
Door Types · The range

Roller Garage Doors.

Roller garage doors are built from foam-filled aluminium slats that curl into a compact head box above the opening. They open vertically with no swing-out, reclaiming full floor and ceiling space inside the garage, and come automated as standard. Best for short driveways and tight headroom. Available in a wide range of RAL colours, fitted across the Thames Valley.

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In short

The aluminium slats curl into a compact head box above the opening. Because there's no swing-out and no overhead tracks running into the garage, you reclaim full floor and ceiling space. The roll needs around 300mm above the opening, and compact models fit in about 205mm, so check your headroom against our sizes and measuring guide before you set your heart on one; fitted costs are covered in our 2026 price guide.

Last updated September 2026

Why choose this type

Why roller garage doors make sense.

Aesthetic

Neat presentation with a wide variety of colours, from heritage greens to vibrant modern tones.

Security

Lack of handles or obvious entry points increases security and deters criminals.

Space saving

Compact mechanisms with vertical operation, saving plenty of garage floor and ceiling space.

Automation

Smoothly rises up into a roll at the push of a button, drive right up to the garage opening.

Insulated

Helps block cold draughts and protects belongings. Foam-filled aluminium slats.

Prices · Supplied and fitted

What roller garage doors cost.

Single door, supplied and fitted, including VAT. Every quote follows a free survey and comes as three written options — budget, mid and premium — for the same opening.

Specification Fitted price Note
Insulated electric roller (single) £1,800 – £3,200 Ours start at £1,800 fitted
Double roller £3,200 – £4,000 Made to measure across the opening
Budget single-skin rollers £900 – £1,200 Thinner slats, unbranded motors — read below

Full market context, what moves the number in pounds, and when a repair beats a new door: read the 2026 garage door price guide. Spread the cost with 0% APR finance, or design your garage door and see prices as you build it.

The detail

Roller Garage Doors, properly explained.

Why choose a roller garage door?

A roller door rises vertically and coils into a compact box above the opening, so there is no swing arc outside and no tracks across the ceiling inside. You can park hard against the door and still use the full ceiling for storage. The curtain is ordered to overlap the opening, which is why rollers suit awkward and low-headroom garages — our sizes guide explains the measuring convention.

What do you get at £1,800 that a £995 offer leaves out?

Our rollers start at £1,800 supplied and fitted: an insulated aluminium door, made to measure, electrically operated with a branded tube motor, brush seals and a full-height guide system. Two rollers that look identical in a photo can be £1,500 apart for real engineering reasons — slat thickness, motor brand, seals and hood cover. National flat-price offers are real, but a from-price buys the narrowest door at base specification; a typical professionally fitted single roller invoices at £1,800 to £2,600.

How warm is an insulated roller?

Insulated roller slats achieve a U-value of roughly 2.0 to 3.5 W/m²K — a big step up from single-skin steel at 6.0 to 7.0, though short of an insulated sectional's 1.0 to 1.4 because the guide rails create thermal bridges. If warmth is the deciding factor for an attached garage, compare a sectional; if space is the deciding factor, the roller wins. More in the U-values guide.

Electric by default.

Almost any sensible roller specification is electric, with a branded tube motor hidden in the barrel and remote controls included in the fitted price. More on operators, safety edges and smart control on the automated electric garage doors page.

Recent work

Roller Garage Doors we've fitted recently.

A small selection from our recent roller garage doors installations.

Roller Garage Doors install detail
Detail. Berkshire.
Roller Garage Doors install detail
Fitted in a day. Thames Valley.
Roller Garage Doors install detail
Showcase shoot. 2024.

FAQ

Common questions about roller garage doors.

Where do you cover?
Reading, Wokingham, Bracknell, Newbury, Basingstoke, Henley, Maidenhead, Slough, Camberley, Oxford and surrounding villages across Berkshire, Oxfordshire and the Thames Valley. If you're within an hour of our base, we cover you.
What happens at the free survey?
We visit, measure the opening properly, talk through how you use the garage, and leave you with three written fitted prices — a budget, mid and premium option for the same opening. No obligation, no deposit taken on the day.
Do you offer finance?
Yes, through Ideal4Finance. Typical plans are 0% over 12 months on installs over £2,000.
How long does a typical garage door installation take?
A standard replacement (sectional or up-and-over) takes around 4-6 hours on a single visit. Roller doors with full automation can be 6-8 hours. Side-hinged with frame replacement is usually a full day.
Do you remove the old door?
Yes, every quote includes removal and ethical disposal of your existing door. We recycle the steel and aluminium where possible.
Can you automate my existing door?
Most door types, yes. We can automate existing up-and-over doors by fitting an electric operator, and on sectional and roller doors we replace or upgrade the motor operator. Side-hinged doors can be motorised too, typically around £800 depending on the gear your opening needs. Call us and we will confirm what is possible for your door.
Ready when you are

Roller Garage Doors for your home.

Free survey at your property. Your quote, your choice. No obligation. Or pick up the phone for a quick chat first.