Don’t Neglect Your Garage Door

Posted on: 3 May 2022

A faulty garage door becomes the genesis of countless safety and security issues in the home. In most homes' architectural designs, a door connects the garage to the main house. If the garage access and security get compromised, so does that of the entire home. Phantom operation is when your garage door starts closing and opening without any input from you. It is scary because anyone can walk into the garage when the door is open and steal or vandalize your property.
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Posted on: 4 February 2022

For most homes, the garage is an area separate from the main house which is hardly used except for securing the vehicle and other home equipment. But for other homeowners, their garage is actually a living space that's an extension of their main residence. Whatever the case is for your home, you may find that a faulty garage door will not go unnoticed.  In fact, it can lead to having a hard time getting in and out of your garage space.
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Posted on: 11 October 2021

Investing in new commercial garage doors might seem like a daunting chore to business owners. Also, as an entrepreneur, you will think about the disruptions to your company during the installation. However, it's essential to think about the immense benefits an upgraded garage door can bring to your business. Here are the top four reasons why you should install a commercial overhead door. 1. Improves security Overhead doors can beef up security in your business premises, thanks to their tight locks.
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Posted on: 15 June 2021

Buying new garage doors is a great way to pick a new look and feel for your home. Before you make your final decision, it helps to think about the different factors that can affect what will ultimately be the best choice for you.  What Style/Material You Like With so many different styles and materials available, it helps to know which will fit your home best. Sectional doors are common and practical, but you can also get doors that open to the side, barn-style doors that open outward on hinges, and tilt-up canopy doors that are made of a single, solid piece.
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