Decades of Experience
30+ years & 30,000 doors installed across Oahu.
We are licensed, trained, and proudly local.
Our technicians let the spirit of 100% satisfaction guide them as they serve Oahu, door by door, home by home.
Raynor Hawai’i Overhead Doors has sold and installed over 30,000 garage doors across Oahu since 1990. Whether it’s your home or your business, we’ve probably already fixed, fitted, or installed a door just like yours somewhere on this island.
Every door we install is tested and refined to glide gracefully through Hawai’i’s climate, so you get real, lasting peace of mind, not just a nice looking door. Aluminum brings a contemporary look. Steel keeps things simple and sturdy. Either way, you’re getting years of worry free performance, backed by a local team that actually shows up.
• Our sales team is knowledgeable about residential and commercial applications.
• Can provide you with information on selection, sales, and installation process of a new door.
• Able to help in the selection of a garage door that fits your budget and needs.
Why Choose Us
30+ years & 30,000 doors installed across Oahu.
Oahu based technicians, ready to help.
Tested to hold up against salt air and humidity.
Recipient of 2022 BIA design and construction award.
• Our warehouse crew keeps things organized so that our jobs stay on schedule.
• This team is responsible for prepping parts and supplies so that the installation crew can do its job.
• This job requires great attention to detail, and it would be impossible to provide excellent service without this crew.
Our sales and installation staff have all spent years in this industry in Hawai'i and have also been through extensive training to live up to the standards of customer service that Raynor is known for. Whether you are in need of a residential or commercial garage door or gate, our team can handle your request and make sure it is a pleasant experience from start to finish.
Our crew shows up for each other just as much as they show up for our customers. From celebrating Christmas together as a Raynor ohana to rolling up their sleeves to help restore the Loko Ea fish pond, a tradition carried on in memory of our late friend Samuel K. Haasenritter, these moments outside of work are part of what makes Raynor feel less like a company and more like family.