Look at the whole front of the house
Use a straight-on photo of your home. Compare the door style with your brick, trim, roof and front door. A design that looks good in a catalog can feel different across a wide double opening.
Decide what matters to you
Write down your priorities: appearance, privacy, daylight, insulation or maintenance. Rank them before comparing products. That makes it easier to understand which options are worth discussing.
Check the complete proposal
Ask for the door specification and an itemized installation scope. Discuss disposal, tracks, hardware, opener compatibility and any applicable approval requirements. Confirm the delivery schedule and written warranty terms.
Keep the choice practical
Save a few examples you like, but leave final measurements and suitability checks to the installation assessment. Your opening and garage layout help determine what can actually be installed.