My opinion Therma Tru would be the lowest I would go on the food chain. I would seriously consider Provia at the very least for your front door.

Mayhew We are Distributors for Upstate in The New york and NJ area but do not deal with single units. Dykes is your best bet. It is a Lumber yard with brances in NJ and NY. Main office in Weehawken they handle many door manufacturers in addition to Upstate. Upstate is south of Buffalo in 3' of snow currently but luckily for them not far enough north or West to have gotten hit as hard as other counties. Fontrick the owner is Brother of the owner of Upsate. Select and Creekside The owner of Creekside was head of production at Select they all make similar products with similar designs but of the 4 Fontick and Upstate run the best operation and have better quality control and service support.

OP hasn't shown the front door. The pedestrian door to the garage should be painted the siding color to blend into the siding. Having it a different, prominent color will cause confusion to guests and not enhance the house at all. The design of the garage doors does conflict with the design of the house portion we can see.

"Sensor should have stopped door from descending though before it even hit the side door - get a garage door contractor out there to check the sensors when the door is fixed (not sure what needs to be fixed - may just need some adjustments)." That's what is screwy with this post/configuration. If the side door opens into the main opening of the garage door then it should break the optical sensors at the bottom of the garage door tracks and prevent the garage door closing. Also, if the door came down on an object in it's path (assuming the optical sensors were not functioning or had been purposefully defeated, then the door would strike the object with a marginal force and then return. I hope the OP posts a picture or sketch of the configuration and what damage was done for clarification.