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Do you have an attached garage on your home? If so, how old is the garage door? If you have an older garage door, it could be causing your utility bills to be higher than they should be. Older garage doors weren't built with the same quality as they are today. This blog will show you just how efficient the garage doors that are designed and manufactured today are. It is my hope that you will see what a difference investing in a new garage door can make for your home and decide that now is the time to get rid of that old garage door and have a new, efficient one installed.

Latest Posts

2 Things To Consider When Choosing The Material For Your Home's New Garage Door

2 March 2023

If your home's current garage door was damaged or …

Common Misconceptions About Garage Door Repair

10 January 2023

One of the repairs you should prepare for as a hom …

Clear Indications That Your Garage Door Springs Are Damaged

29 August 2022

Every homeowner takes pride in owning a home, and …

5 New Features To Ask From A Residential Garage Door Replacer

29 June 2022

There are several choices to be made while selecti …

3 Simple Reasons Your Garage Door Won't Close

4 April 2022

The garage is the most used entry and exit point f …

2 Things To Consider When Choosing The Material For Your Home’s New Garage Door

2 March 2023
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If your home's current garage door was damaged or is in serious need of being updated, you may have decided that it is time to replace it. While looking at your options, you may be on the fence about what type of material the door should be made from. Below are a couple of things that you should consider when choosing the material for your home's new garage door. 1. Think about How Much Time You Realistically Have to Spend on Maintaining the Garage Door Read More

Common Misconceptions About Garage Door Repair

10 January 2023
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One of the repairs you should prepare for as a homeowner involves your garage door. Some garage door problems include worn-out springs and a door that doesn't open or close properly. It is recommended that you consult a technician to fix any garage door issues the moment they arise. Here are some common misconceptions about garage door repairs every homeowner should know about. A Slow Garage Door Doesn't Mean the Door Is Failing Read More

Clear Indications That Your Garage Door Springs Are Damaged

29 August 2022
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Every homeowner takes pride in owning a home, and one of the house's most valuable assets is the door to your garage. A boxed roller door is pivotal in increasing your home's aesthetics and curb appeal. However, frequent use leads to wear and tear and ultimately damages the entry door springs. A professional spring repair is required as soon as possible in such a situation. Here are some indications that reveal your door's springs are broken: Read More

5 New Features To Ask From A Residential Garage Door Replacer

29 June 2022
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There are several choices to be made while selecting the ideal garage door replacement. Options for convenience, security, and beauty are more plentiful than ever. You should think about a number of aspects to make your home's design and usefulness just perfect. Here are some features you should request from a residential garage door replacer. 1. Multi-Functional Security Keypads You may now enter your garage with a keypad next to your front door using new garage door systems. Read More

3 Simple Reasons Your Garage Door Won’t Close

4 April 2022
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The garage is the most used entry and exit point for many modern homeowners. A garage door that refuses to close completely can be a major cause for concern. After all, you don't want to leave your garage door open throughout the day if you use your garage space to house valuable items. Before you jump to the conclusion that your garage door won't close because it needs a new torsion spring or the tracks are completely warped, consider some simple reasons why the door may not be closing. Read More