A Garage Door for Every Home

Posted on: 10 June 2020

Outside of routine maintenance, garage doors don't typically need a lot of work. When a door no longer functions the way it should or if there are obvious signs of physical or operational problems, it may need repairs to restore it to full functionality before it gets worse. Here are four signs to look out for. Water Coming Into Garage Garage doors seal off your garage with the help of weatherstripping, a weatherproof trim or adhesive that prevents water and air from getting in under or around the sides of the doors.
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Posted on: 14 May 2020

Having an automatic garage door opener that will open the door when you hit a button can make your life a lot easier because you aren't having to get in and out when the weather's bad or when you're really tired, or when you really just don't want to get out of the car. So, when your door stops working, you want to make sure that you can get it working again as soon as possible.
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Posted on: 26 March 2020

By properly caring for your residential garage doors, you can help to reduce the amount of repairs that your garage door may need during the duration of its life. Unfortunately, many homeowners do not know what they should be doing to maintain their garage doors, or how these actions can reduce residential garage door repair. Here are three of the things you should be doing to reduce your need for residential garage door repair.
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Posted on: 10 March 2020

If you're looking for a way to make your porch, deck, or patio an even more enjoyable space, you may be thinking of adding some patio screens. This can be a great way to add more privacy, keep the sun away, and make your patio a space where you want to spend more time. If you do decide to add some patio screens, it's worthwhile to consider motorized patio screens.
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