Garage Door Repair: Do You Need It?

Posted on 6 March 2023

Your garage is one of your home's features that you don't give a lot of thought to because you don't live in your garage. You do store things in there, and it is a part of your property, so you do want to give your garage some attention now and then.  One of the things your garage will need to have done is garage door repair. The garage door is perhaps the most important and versatile feature of your garage, as it's the way you access your garage from the outside as well as the feature that gives your garage curb appeal. [Read More]

Your Garage Door Needs Springs To Work

Posted on 1 December 2022

Whether your garage door has an automatic opener or you have to open it manually, it has springs. The springs are a necessary part of your garage door, and if they are failing, you need to have a repair company come out and check them out. Do not try to work on the springs yourself, they can be dangerous and you could get hurt. So, what do your springs do? [Read More]

Your Garage Door Opener And Whether To Repair Or Replace It

Posted on 30 September 2022

You can expect a garage door opener to last for a while, but there comes a time when eventually it will need to be replaced. If you have an older garage door opener, and it continually has problems, it's time for a replacement. When your system is new, and the repair is a simple one, you can have your opener repaired. It's not a huge expense to get a new garage door opener, and there are a number of signs that indicate you should simply invest in a new one for your home. [Read More]

5 Risks Associated With Broken Garage Doors

Posted on 29 June 2022

A functional garage door is an indispensable part of your home, but unfixed problems can cause more harm than good. Even the tiny hitches can escalate to worse problems and cost significant damages. Always seek professional garage door repair or replacement services anytime you notice a problem. Otherwise, you predispose yourself to one or more of the dangers below. 1. Safety Risk Most garage doors weigh 125 to over 300 pounds, and an issue could suddenly cause your door to come down. [Read More]

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Finding Better Garage Doors

After we listed our home for sale, our real estate agent told us that there might be something about our house that would hold us back: our garage door. We were a little surprised, but as soon as the first potential buyer mentioned the issue, we realized that our agent might be right. We decided to completely upgrade our garage door, and it made a huge difference. This blog is all about finding a better garage door, and what to look for in upgrades. You never know, your home might look a lot better with a brand new garage door--especially if your garage faces the street.