By / October 23, 2020

What You Should Know About Garage Door Motors

What You Should Know About Garage Door Motors Whether or not you have a garage, you probably don’t know much about garage door motors, the different types, and how they work. If you do have a garage, however, you know how much your garage door does to protect your belongings and prevent costly damage caused

By / October 10, 2020

Why You Shouldn’t Ignore Your Garage Door’s Maintenance Needs

Why You Shouldn’t Ignore Your Garage Door’s Maintenance Needs There are many important maintenance tasks for homeowners to practice monthly, weekly, and even daily in order to keep their property looking good and functioning properly. One of these tasks is the regular care and maintenance of your garage door, and the durability of your garage

By / September 27, 2020

Why You Should Take the Garage Door Remote Out of the Car

Why You Should Take the Garage Door Remote Out of the Car If you have a remote-controlled garage door, you likely prefer to keep the remote somewhere that’s convenient for quick access such as the center console of your car or the glove compartment. Some will even clip their garage door remote to the driver’s-side

By / September 03, 2020

How to Storm-Proof Your Garage Doors

How to Storm-Proof Your Garage Doors If you live in an area that frequently experiences storms, you know how dangerous and destructive they can be. Though any section of your home could potentially be at risk, the garage is typically one of the most vulnerable. Since the garage is usually one of the largest single

By / August 27, 2020

Malfunctioning Garage Door: Your Sensor Could Be the Problem

Malfunctioning Garage Door: Your Sensor Could Be the Problem If your garage door isn’t responding properly to your remote, the sensor is most likely the culprit. A malfunctioning sensor can make garage doors extremely difficult and tedious to operate. To help you combat this issue, we’ve compiled a few problems that could be affecting your

By / August 10, 2020

Always Park in the Garage. Here’s Why

Always Park in the Garage. Here’s Why Garages are designed to keep cars safe and running properly, but many Americans today prefer to use their garage as a storage space. If you find yourself in the latter category, you should consider clearing out some of those boxes and making some space for your vehicle. Chances

By / July 21, 2020

What to do if you have a damaged or broken garage door torsion spring

What to do if you have a damaged or broken garage door torsion spring You probably don’t think too much about how your garage door is the very picture of a fully functional, complex machine. Whether it’s opened manually or electronically, garage door opening requires multiple components and mini-processes to finish the acts of parking

By / July 08, 2020

Common reasons why your garage door won’t open

Common reasons why your garage door won’t open Frustrated with your so-called automatic garage door refusing your commands to open? Before you threaten to get revenge and turn it into a carport, consider that the solution may be easier than you think. Here are some common causes of an automatic garage door might be malfunctioning. It’s not

By / June 22, 2020

Fixing a Noisy Garage Door

Fixing a Noisy Garage Door Something’s just not right. Your garage door is making rattling, banging, squeaking or scraping sounds. What’s up? If your garage door is making noise, something is probably loose, wearing or broken. But you can address the less serious problems yourself and diagnose others that a qualified garage door technician can

By / June 08, 2020

Does Garage Door Insulation Really Matter?

Does Garage Door Insulation Really Matter? You’re in the market for a new garage door, and you have a big decision to make: insulated, or non-insulated? Maybe you’ve admired the look of those insulated garage doors, either in a commercial setting or in the home of the friend. But there’s a question you ask yourself:

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