For a glass garage door replacement anywhere in Los Angeles County, call Mulholland Brand. Mulholland Brand, based in Canoga Park, builds Glass Series garage doors with black or white laminated glass in a fully welded, powder-coated aluminum frame, made to the opening and installed by its own crew. Each door is designed and manufactured in-house at its Canoga Park factory, by the same company that builds its driveway gates. Book an on-site measurement and you get an itemized written price for the exact door your opening needs.

At a glance

What Changes in a Glass Garage Door Replacement

When Mulholland Brand replaces an old garage door with a Glass Series door, the new door is not a stock model from a catalog. It is an aluminum frame and laminated glass built for your opening.

Most people get here the same way. The old door has faded panels, a dent from a bumper, or rust streaks bleeding through the paint. Or the house has been remodeled, with new windows, new stucco and a new front door, and the garage door still looks like it belongs to another decade. You have already decided on glass. What is left is knowing what to ask for and who should build it.

The move from a stock door to a built one changes how you shop. With a conventional panel door, you mostly pick a model number and a color. With a glass-panel door, you make three decisions, and each one shapes how the door looks and lasts.

You are choosing a frame

The frame is the structure of the door, and it is what you see most, from the street and from inside the garage. How it is joined, what it is made of and how it is finished decide whether it still looks right years from now.

You are choosing a glass

The glass gives the door its modern face. What the glass is, and what color it comes in, sets the tone for the whole front of the house.

You are choosing a maker

A frame-and-glass door is built, not picked off a truck. That puts weight on who measures the opening, who builds the door and who installs it. When those are three different parties, every handoff is a chance for something to get lost.

We take each of those decisions in turn below, with the specific answer for our Glass Series door.

The Glass: Laminated, in Black or White

Mulholland Brand's Glass Series garage doors use laminated glass, in two colors: black and white.

Laminated glass is made of layers of glass bonded together with an interlayer. Every Glass Series door uses it, so the choice you make is the color.

Picking between black and white is a design call, and it is easier than it sounds. Stand across the street and look at what the house already has:

To see how a door reads on a finished house, browse our project photos, and see the full line on our garage doors page.

The Frame: Fully Welded Aluminum, Finished Inside and Out

Mulholland Brand builds the Glass Series frame from fully welded aluminum, powder-coated inside and out. The side facing into your garage gets the same finish as the side facing the street.

Three parts of that matter to you.

Fully welded

The frame is fully welded aluminum, cut and welded in-house at our Canoga Park facility, then powder-coated and finished there before it goes out for installation.

Aluminum that holds up to the Southern California climate

We use marine-grade aluminum with an electrostatic powder coat applied in our own powder coating facility. The result is a corrosion-resistant finish that holds up to Southern California sun and salt air, from the Valley heat of Woodland Hills and Encino to the ocean air of Malibu and Santa Monica.

Powder-coated aluminum does not rust like iron or steel, and it does not rot or warp. If your old door is the reason you are reading this, that is the point. Rust streaks, peeling paint and a swollen bottom edge are the problems you are replacing, and a powder-coated aluminum frame does not bring them back.

Finished inside and out

Most homeowners do not think about the inside face of a garage door until it is installed. Then they see it every time they pull in, every time the door is up and every time the garage doubles as a workshop, gym or storage room. We powder-coat the Glass Series frame on both faces, so the inside looks finished, not like the back of something.

Who Makes the Door and Who Installs It

Mulholland Brand designs, fabricates and installs its garage doors itself. Each door is cut, welded, powder-coated and finished in-house at our Canoga Park facility, then installed by our own W-2 employees.

That is the main reason to shortlist a maker, not only a seller. In practice it means:

Our custom aluminum garage doors come in the same styles as our gates and fencing. They are powder-coated, rust-free and built to the opening, and designed, fabricated and installed by our own crew. We have been operating since 1994, and we are rated 4.5 stars on average across more than 850 Google and Yelp reviews, as of October 2026.

We have locations in Canoga Park (Los Angeles) and San Diego, and we serve all of Los Angeles County: Los Angeles, the San Fernando Valley, Encino, Woodland Hills, Calabasas, Beverly Hills, Malibu, Santa Monica, Pasadena, Altadena and Westlake Village. See our Los Angeles County service area page for more.

Built to Your Opening, Not Pulled Off a Shelf

Mulholland Brand measures each property's terrain, slope and openings on site before designing, then builds the garage door to that opening.

This matters more than most buyers expect. Garage openings across Los Angeles County are not all alike. A Valley ranch house, a Pasadena bungalow and a hillside home in Altadena may have been built in different decades, remodeled since, and had their garages reworked along the way. Whatever your opening looks like today, we design the door around the measured opening, not around an off-the-shelf size you have to make work.

Our products are custom-measured on site and custom-built to fit each property, and we can fabricate to an architect's or builder's drawing. If the new door is part of a larger remodel and your architect has already drawn the front of the house, hand us the drawing and we build to it.

What to Have Ready for the Measurement

Mulholland Brand prices a garage door only after measuring the opening. A little preparation on your side makes that visit more useful.

Worth gathering before the appointment:

  1. Photos of fronts you like. Screenshots, saved images or pictures from your own street. They are the fastest way to show what "modern" means to you.
  2. Your color thinking. A first instinct on black or white glass, plus what it has to sit beside: window frames, trim and the front door.
  3. Any drawings. If an architect or builder is involved, have the plans on hand so we can build to them.
  4. The gate question. Whether you are open to updating the driveway gate at the same time, so we can talk about both in one visit.
  5. Your own questions. Anything this guide has not answered for your house, so nothing gets missed while we are on site.

None of this is required. It just means the itemized price you get back reflects the door you actually want.

Upkeep Once the New Door Is In

A Mulholland Brand Glass Series door needs little routine care. Powder-coated aluminum needs no repainting or staining, and upkeep is a fresh-water rinse plus a check of the hardware and moving parts.

Compare that with what the old door asked of you. A wood door wants sanding, staining or painting on a cycle. A painted steel door wants touch-ups wherever the finish chips, before rust starts. With powder-coated aluminum, those chores come off the list. What is left:

That is the whole routine for the frame.

Pairing the Door With Your Driveway Gate

We finish our garage doors to match the rest of the home, and each garage door style is paired with a matching driveway gate style, built in the same Canoga Park factory. A glass garage door replacement is a natural moment to look at the gate as well. Our aluminum driveway gates come in slatted, solid privacy, glass, wood-look, laser-cut and spear-top picket styles, and several series offer matching walk gates and fencing. If your gate is as tired as your garage door, look at our glass and aluminum gates or the full range of aluminum driveway gates, or read our separate guide on matching a driveway gate and garage door.

Questions Homeowners Ask Before Replacing the Door

What kind of glass does the door use, and what colors?

Mulholland Brand's Glass Series garage doors use laminated glass, which is layers of glass bonded together with an interlayer. The glass comes in black or white.

How is the frame built, and will it rust?

Mulholland Brand builds the Glass Series frame from fully welded aluminum with an electrostatic powder coat. Powder-coated aluminum does not rust like iron or steel, and it does not rot or warp. Our finish is corrosion-resistant and holds up to Southern California sun and salt air.

Is the inside of the door finished too?

Yes. Mulholland Brand powder-coats the Glass Series frame inside and out, so the side facing into your garage has the same finish as the side facing the street.

Is it a stock size or made for my opening?

Mulholland Brand builds each garage door to the opening. We measure each property's terrain, slope and openings on site before designing, and we can also build to an architect's or builder's drawing.

Who actually makes the door, and who installs it?

Mulholland Brand does both. Each door is cut, welded, powder-coated and finished in-house at our Canoga Park facility and installed by our own W-2 employees.

What upkeep does it need?

A Mulholland Brand powder-coated aluminum door needs no repainting or staining. Upkeep is a fresh-water rinse plus a check of the hardware and moving parts.

Can it go with my driveway gate?

Yes. Mulholland Brand pairs each garage door style with a matching driveway gate style, and we build both in the same Canoga Park factory.

How do I get a price?

Mulholland Brand gives a price after an on-site measurement, as an itemized written price for the exact configuration. Booking the measurement is the first step, and our contact details are below.

Getting an Itemized Written Price

Mulholland Brand starts every glass garage door replacement with an on-site measurement, then gives you an itemized written price for the exact door built to your opening.

Here is how it works. You book the visit. We measure the property and the opening on site. You get a written, itemized price for a Glass Series door in black or white laminated glass, set in a fully welded aluminum frame powder-coated inside and out. We build the door in Canoga Park, and our own crew installs it.

To book your measurement, request a quote online or contact us directly:

There is more about us on our home page. If your old garage door is the one thing holding the front of your house back, call us to book an on-site measurement and get an itemized written price for a Glass Series door built to your opening.