Garage doors and rolling doors for Puerto Rico, shipped from Miami to San Juan
Wind rated garage doors, rolling steel, openers, gate operators and spare parts for homes, shops and warehouses in Puerto Rico, crated in Miami and delivered to your carrier for San Juan. Se habla español.
- FCA Miami
- San Juan
- Doors, crating and freight on one quote
- Supply only
Se habla español · Ver esta guía en español
San Juan, on a domestic sailing
Puerto Rico is inside the US customs territory, so doors going from Miami to San Juan are not an import in the customs sense and carry no import duty. The cargo still sails as ocean freight, and under the Jones Act it moves on US flagged ships between Florida and the island.
We quote the San Juan lane per revenue ton for the crates your doors need. If the site is in Ponce, Mayagüez or anywhere outside the metro area, the carrier's agent or your trucker takes it on from San Juan; tell us the town on the request.
What your written quote covers
One written quote for Puerto Rico, in US dollars: the doors, crating in Miami, delivery to your carrier and ocean freight to San Juan. It ships as domestic cargo, so there is no export clearance and no import duty; local IVU or excise may apply on arrival. The crate sizes, the terms and every port we quote are on the export page.
Hurricane rated doors after Irma and María
Puerto Rico rewrote its building code after the 2017 hurricanes, basing it on the 2018 International Building Code, and its design wind speeds are among the highest anywhere in the United States. Your architect or engineer turns that into a design pressure for each opening. Send the figure with the sizes and we match a door that meets it.
The wind rated and impact rated doors we export are the ones we install at home in the Florida High Velocity Hurricane Zone, and each ships with its product approval documents. A Florida approval is not automatically accepted in Puerto Rico, so confirm with your designer or the permit office (OGPe) before you order.
What you handle in Puerto Rico
There is no duty, but Puerto Rico's Hacienda collects the sales and use tax (IVU), and on some goods a local excise tax, on goods brought onto the island, and a business importing them declares the shipment before release. Your broker or the carrier's agent in San Juan can tell you how that applies to your order.
There is no export clearance and no import entry. The one federal filing is the electronic export information (EEI), needed when a line is over the filing threshold, and we file it. Quotes and invoices are in US dollars, and you can deal with us in Spanish or English.
Parts and openers for doors already on the island
Not every order is a new door. Torsion springs, cables, rollers, hinges, openers, remotes and gate operator boards ship too, and they usually fit in a small crate or on a pallet with the rest of the order.
Send the door size, the spring measurements or the model of the opener, and we match the parts before we quote. Getting the spring size right before it sails matters more on an island than it does in Miami, where a wrong part is a drive away.
Guides for nearby destinations
Your export cart
Add the models you want right here, in any size, or from the shop and the designer. Pick your port and send the cart: your written quote comes by email. Nothing is charged online.
Add a door, opener or gate operator
Your cart is empty. Pick the model and size above and tap Add to cart, or add them from any door in the shop. Or describe the doors in step 2 and we quote them the same way.
Get your export quote
Check your details and send. We email you the written quote with the doors, crates, handling and estimated freight, and the deposit invoice to get started.
- Today You send the cart. Nothing is charged online.
- Within one business day You get the written quote in US dollars, valid 14 days.
- When you approve it We send the 50% deposit invoice and get started.
- Invoice and packing list
- Se habla español
Your details
We reply within one business day.
Frequently asked questions
Do you ship garage doors to Puerto Rico?
Yes, to San Juan. We crate the doors in Miami and deliver them to your carrier or forwarder (FCA Miami). Your written quote covers the doors, crating, delivery in Miami and ocean freight. The written quote comes by email within one business day, or right away when the doors are in our price book.
Is there import duty on garage doors shipped to Puerto Rico?
No customs duty, because Puerto Rico is inside the US customs territory. Puerto Rico's sales and use tax (IVU), and on some goods a local excise tax, still applies on arrival, and that part is the buyer's. Ask your broker or the carrier's agent how it is collected for your shipment.
Will a Florida approved hurricane door pass in Puerto Rico?
It may, but that is for your designer and the permit office (OGPe) to decide, not us. We send the product approval documents and the design pressure rating for each door so they can check it against the Puerto Rico code before you order.
Can you ship springs and opener parts to Puerto Rico?
Yes. Springs, cables, rollers, openers, remotes and gate operator parts ship with or without a door. Send the door size and the spring measurements or the opener model so we match the parts before anything sails.
Shipping to Puerto Rico?
Send the sizes and the port. We come back with the doors, crating, delivery to your forwarder and ocean freight on one written quote.