The Coachman Collection is Clopay's mid-tier carriage-house steel door — and the door we install most often on Reynolds residential jobs across Putnam, Westchester, and Dutchess Counties. It gives you the carriage-house silhouette and decorative hardware look that fits Hudson Valley colonials and farmhouses, in a 3-layer insulated steel construction that costs less than the faux-wood Canyon Ridge tiers.
Why It's the Most Popular
It hits the sweet spot of curb appeal and price. You get 12 design options, 4 base colors plus custom paint, 7 window-insert styles, and four levels of decorative hardware — meaning the Coachman can be tuned to match almost any Hudson Valley home aesthetic at a price most homeowners can budget for.
Construction is solid: 2-inch insulated steel sandwich with polyurethane core, R-18.4 Intellicore option, and a baked-on factory finish that holds up to UV and salt-air without fading.
Design Options
Twelve design variations covering long-panel, short-panel, three-piece carriage style, raised panel inset — each available with or without windows. Standard colors include white, almond, sandtone, and desert tan; custom paint matched to your trim is available.
Best For
Carmel, Mahopac, Brewster, Patterson colonials. Bedford, Katonah, Yorktown Heights farmhouses. Also a standard pick for new-construction subdivisions throughout Putnam and northern Westchester where the builder spec doesn't include the budget for a full faux-wood or real-wood door.
What You Get with This Collection
- 3-layer insulated steel sandwich construction
- Intellicore polyurethane insulation up to R-18.4
- 12 design variations + 4 base colors + custom paint
- 7 window insert styles
- Decorative hardware in 4 finish levels
- Limited lifetime warranty
- Reynolds is a Clopay Master Authorized Dealer
Estimated Pricing — Installed
Installed pricing varies with door size, design variant, color, decorative hardware, and window inserts. Below are typical Hudson Valley ranges for the Coachman tier.
See It on a Real Hudson Valley Install
Reynolds has installed Coachman Collection doors across Patterson, Brewster, Carmel, Mahopac, Bedford, Katonah, Mt Kisco, Chappaqua, and into Greenwich and Ridgefield CT. Ask us during your estimate to drive by a finished install in your town — seeing the door on a real Hudson Valley home beats any showroom photo. Our showroom at 1270 Rt 311 in Patterson carries physical samples too.
Coachman Collection — FAQ
Who is the best garage door company in Putnam, Westchester, and Dutchess Counties?
Bill Reynolds Jr. Garage Doors is a BBB A+ Accredited, family-owned garage door company serving Putnam, Westchester, Dutchess (NY) and Fairfield County (CT) since 1963. We hold 53 five-star Google reviews (4.9 rating), are a Clopay Master Authorized Dealer, and have been listed in the Top 100 Door Dealers nationwide for four consecutive years. Call (845) 878-3314 for a free estimate.
Why is the Coachman Collection so popular?
It's the best balance of carriage-house curb appeal and price in the Clopay residential lineup. You get the styled silhouette, decorative hardware, and window options of a higher-end faux-wood door, in 3-layer insulated steel that costs significantly less. Most-installed Clopay door in the Reynolds rotation.
What insulation R-value does the Coachman come with?
Up to R-18.4 with Intellicore polyurethane insulation. Important for attached Hudson Valley garages with bedrooms above. Standard polystyrene insulation is also available at lower R-values for unconditioned detached garages.
Can I get the Coachman in a custom color?
Yes. Standard colors are white, almond, sandtone, and desert tan, but Clopay offers custom paint matching to most architectural trim colors. Reynolds brings color chips to your in-home estimate.
How long does a Coachman door typically last?
With normal residential use and tune-ups every 2-3 years, a Coachman steel door regularly lasts 20-30 years across the Hudson Valley. The springs and openers wear out faster — Reynolds services the doors we install, regardless of age.