Garage Doors

If you’re resurfacing your driveway, or even if you’re installing a new one, you’ve no doubt put some thought into the type of surface material you would like. Nowadays, there is something for everyone, so if you’re mainly concerned with a cohesive look, the environment, how well it will hold up in your climate, or your budget, you’re guaranteed to find the right surface for you.

If your garage door is in good shape and opens and closes, you probably don’t really give it a second thought. But, maybe you should be paying it more attention, after all, it represents, on average, a third of your home’s façade, it’s the largest moving component of your home, and most people use it as the main point of access.

Are you thinking about buying a new garage door in the near future? Garage doors are a big investment, and we understand that you’re looking for quality and peace of mind. This is why you should hire a garage door specialist and ensure that your purchase is everything you’re looking for, within your budget.

Have you ever actually thought about everything your garage door does for you, every day? We went ahead and evaluated some of the performance challenges that your garage door may find itself subjected to, some that most homeowners would never even have thought to consider. You’ll look at your garage door in a whole new light by the time you’re done with this blog. And, you’ll have a much better understanding of how necessary it is to invest in a top quality product, and have it installed by industry professionals.

Have you been wondering whether insulating the garage is really needed or not? There might be some building standards that require homes with an attached garage to have a certain R-value for the walls that are shared with the home, or for the ceiling if you have a room above your garage. If it is a detached garage, there are no regulations you need to follow when it comes to the insulation. Therefore, some people say they do not see the point in insulating their garage.

When you are designing your new home, one very common decision to be faced with is the type of garage door you should install. A single large door, or a pair of small doors? Many developers will insist on one or the other, with plenty of reasons why they prefer that model. However, you should consider all the factors to ensure that you get the garage door that works best for you. Here are a few things that you need to know to make the best decision between the two, both to fit your lifestyle and to complement your house.

There isn’t one specific type of garage door material that’s better than all others. The best material for your garage door matches the needs of you and your family’s home. Select a garage door according to the surrounding climate and the purpose you wish to fulfill with a new installation.

Your garage door is an important part of your home, protecting a secure space to store vehicles and valuables, while providing an attractive entry point for your home. Often, you only need to perform a bit of maintenance on your garage door to keep it working well. However, if you notice the following issues with your garage door, it may be time to replace the door, instead of patching it up.

Are you in the market for a new garage door? You are in for a surprise if you think that the latest models are the same as your ten-year old one. Current garage doors are stronger, offer better insulation and need far less maintenance than older ones.

Home renovation seems to be the domestic buzzword of the new millennium. One important aspect that should not be left out in the cold, literally and figuratively, is your garage door. If it was constructed quite awhile ago, it’s possible it may be lacking something that could really add to its enjoyment: windows. Adding a window can really enhance the visual appeal of the front of your house. And to be honest, we mostly all care about the aesthetic look our house gives off to neighbours, visitors, and passer-by.