I would do a nice wood garage door. It will make a statement. You can also dress it up with a wood front door. Good luck!

That structure is attached to your home? It detracts from the curb appeal of your home? It is infested with snakes and wasps -- and, perhaps, termites or wood boring powder post beetles and/or other pests that could get into your home? You're being taxed for that structure you are not using, perhaps cannot use? It affects your home insurance costs? The roof looks bowed and if there is rotting wood in strategic places, you have a potential safety hazard. Consider the other storage building(s) you have that are not connected to your home and how they could be more useful if enlarged by even half the size of that building left of your home. Something else to consider: You and your husband could take apart the old building, piece by piece, and sort out the boards worth reusing, remove the old nails, bleach the boards, rack them and keep them covered beneath a tarp until you have all of that building left of your home, with its swagging roof, taken apart. Then reuse those boards to enlarge the existing storage building(s) that are not connected to your home. There would be materials you'd need in addition to the boards from the old structure. Probably some new treated boards for atop the foundation beneath the walls. roofing. etc. You'd likely need a permit when you begin to enlarge your other building(s). It will be a lot of work. Your husband may be unable or unwilling to take on that kind project. Only you can decide if that kind of project is something you want to take on. A compromise might be to tear down a portion of the building that is actually attached to your home and create a walk space between the two structures in order to protect your home.

You have a very beautiful and big house. I really like it. It seems to me that the new garage doors should be beige. This color will be ideally combined with both white windows and brick facade color. I recently also ordered the installation of new garage doors of the easyfixnashville.com company. The guys are professionals; they even helped me find the perfect gate for my garage. It was high time to do this because my old garage doors were not automated, and it was very difficult for me because of this. In winter, it is especially difficult when it is cold to open and close the garage doors manually.

I like the wood style.