How to Insulate a Garage Door?

Insulating a garage door helps reduce energy bills, protects items from harsh outdoor temperatures, and softens street and outdoor noise.

Choosing the Right Insulation

Mark the Door

Cut Insulation to Size

Apply Double-Sided Tape

Measure Door Panels

Tuck Insulation into the Door Panels

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How to Insulate a Garage door

Attach Retainer Clips to Tape

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Fasten Retention Clips

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Step 1: Choosing the Right Insulation

Choosing the right insulation depends on the complexity of the job, your budget, and the type of garage:

• Detached garage • Attached garage • Heated garages • Garages with a living space above

Step 2: Mark the Door

Begin by planning where the fasteners will go. Make two marks on each door panel, positioning them 12 inches in from each side and centered vertically.

Step 3: Apply Double-Sided Tape

Apply double-sided tape along the marked areas. This will help secure the insulation in place.

Step 4: Attach Retainer Clips to Tape

Place retainer clips onto the double-sided tape. These clips will hold the insulation securely.

Step 5: Measure Door Panel

Measure the dimensions of each door panel. Precise measurements are crucial for cutting the insulation to the right size.

Step 6: Cut Insulation to Size

Using the measurements, cut the insulation material to fit each panel perfectly.

Step 7: Tuck Insulation into the Door Panels

Carefully tuck the cut insulation pieces into the door panels. Make sure they fit snugly.

Step 8: Fasten Retention Clip

Finally, fasten the retention clips over the insulation to ensure it stays in place.

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