The Overhead Door Company
of Corpus Christi, Inc.
3702 Saratoga Blvd.
Corpus Christi, Texas 78415
361-854-5337

Hours: 8 AM - 5 PM, Monday-Friday. Closed between 12 and 1 for lunch
We have a showroom with working doors and electric operators on display.

These pictures are of some of the displays currently shown.
We carry White (bottom section) and Almond (next section from bottom) doors as stock items.
We can also order Brown (second section down) and Sandstone (top section).
Colors shown in picture can not be used as a color sample, please view door in our show room for accurate color.
Shown above is a ranch style double wide door. Ranch doors are four panels wide instead of the more common
eight panel doors around town. We have this door wind loaded as shown in the next photo.
Wind loaded doors typically have horizontal bracing to reinforce the door. This wind stormed
door has three heavy duty tube struts and a heavy duty 'U'  strut at the top of the door. If you
purchase an electric operator with this door, we include a special reinforcing bracket.
We use a Legacy Model 696, an Overhead Door Brand electric operator for all of our doors.
This model has been in use for over twelve years and is very dependable. This picture shows
how the garage door operator is attached to the top of the door. Just above where it is
attached is a reinforcing 'U' strut. On door with glass (any size) and doors without glass but
large enough for two cars to drive through, the reinforcing 'U' strut is highly recommended. If
your door doesn't have one, consider getting one as soon as possible to prevent possible
damage to the top section of your door. 'U' struts are very inexpensive and we sell them over
the counter if you want to add it yourself.
Shown to the left and right are
the photo cell (eye beams)
that detect something in the
way of your door as it closes. If
you door doesn't want to close
and there is nothing in the
way, check to make sure these
two black boxes are pointed at
each other, their lenses are
clean, and the wires going to
them aren't broken off. They're
easy to self fix should they get
bumped or dirty.
The above picture is of a Carriage House door. Sometimes it's just preferable to have a door
that looks different from all the rest. This door comes with stamped decorative hardware and
wrought iron hardware (as shown above) can also chosen. We also have decorative glass on
display next to this door as shown below.