Garage Doors

Building a small garage? Having a shed built on your land? Wondering what the best way to add a door to your garage might be? Really, a sectional door is the ideal solution. Why is that, though? Let’s look at some of the most compelling reasons to consider installing a sectional door on your shed, barn or small garage.

Look, I get it, your garage door was a BIG investment, and the last thing you want is to have to spend EVEN MORE money getting it repaired every couple of years. Well, I’ve got good news for you! If you do these four things, your garage door should be in top working order for decades to come! Let’s start at the beginning…

Undoubtedly a must-have accessory, garage door openers make our lives so much easier! But, like with all electrical appliances, problems may arise, and when they do, you need to know what the specialists are talking about! This article should help. (...)

Worried about the state of your garage door? Making strange noises? Not closing or opening properly? Worried about your family’s safety? (...)

You don’t usually think of the garage as somewhere children should be left unsupervised, and that’s not wrong. But, with a little bit of TLC, you can transform your garage into a safe place for your children to play. (...)

If you’ve got a double garage door you’ve no doubt noticed the U-shaped steel bar attached to the inside of it. If you’ve been wondering what it is and what purpose it serves, read on. (...)

There are plenty of things your garage door does that require strength, and we went through the performance challenges that they are put through each day to show you about the things you probably don’t even consider. Once you read this, you’ll have a better understanding of how important it is to make sure you have a quality garage door that professionals install – and you might not even look at these doors the same way again! (...)

Are you wondering whether you really need to insulate and heat your garage? Do building standards mean you have to? Not really… You will hear some government organizations saying that shared walls with attached garages must have a certain R-value, and the garage ceiling must also have a certain R-value if there’s a room above it. But what about the other walls? Well, you don’t really need anything! And there are no current insulation and heating regulations for detached garages. (...)

When you are designing your garage, you have many things you need to consider. One of those things you must consider is whether you are going to have a large double door or two single doors for the garage. There is no one choice that fits all design styles or that will work for everyone. You need to stop to think about which one will be the best option for you. The following are the most important elements to think about that will help you make your decision so you have the garage that works best for you and your home. (...)

How nice would it be to cut down on your wintertime heating costs, as well as your household’s impact on the environment? It’s something that we all desire, but it can be hard to achieve. One way to help make a greener world while also staying more comfortable in your own home during the colder months of the year is to understand the R-value of your garage door. Garage door manufacturers use R-value as an indicator or reference to how well their products insulate, but what does it really mean? And how will that number affect your garage door purchase? (...)