When it comes to replacing the garage door you don’t always have a choice. Sometimes an accident or an extreme weather event will damage a door beyond repair. And other times, multiple components of older garage doors - such as springs, openers or cables - wi...
The overhead door has been a fixture of the American landscape since the end of World War II. In that time it’s reached such a level of market penetration that it’s just understood that if your home has a garage it’s going to have an overhead door. But while sectional...
Today’s garage doors are marvels of efficiency and convenience. They’re quiet, dependable, attractive and many are fully integrated into the Internet of things, which means you can open, close and monitor them from your smartphone when you’re on vacation halfway around the world. What they are not,...
There are a lot of positive things you can say about today’s overhead garage doors. They’re more stylish than ever, more energy efficient than ever, incredibly dependable and quieter than any garage doors that came before them. Except when they’re not. Unfortunately, garage doors sometimes and wit...
When the time comes to replace a garage door, many homeowners are faced with a choice: should the new garage door have windows or not? There are a number of factors that potentially impact your decision including security, privacy concerns, aesthetics and cost (win...
When most folks think of garage door maintenance they understandably think of painting the panels, cleaning any windows, maybe having someone in to look at the garage door opener and things like that. What doesn’t often occur to people is the issue of rust. But r...