Decorating Your Garage Doors for the Holidays

Garage Door Dangers And The Importance Of Professional Repairs

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If something happens with your garage door, then you should have a repair person come out to fix it. Try not to use the garage door, even if it is still technically functional, until you have it fixed. Otherwise, you can make it worse, and whatever is wrong with it may create a potentially dangerous situation. Here are some things you should know about things that can cause a garage door to fall and reasons why you should have a repair person fix it. Read More»

Help! Why Is The Garage Door Not Closing All The Way?

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While electronic garage doors are a convenience, they are also dangerous. To help prevent injuries, they have sensors and fail-safe options. These systems can lead to garage doors not completely closing. Here are the main reasons your garage door isn’t closing the whole way and what you can do about them. Check the Sensor Lights Most garage doors will have sensors on either side of the door. All sensors should have lights that are always on. Read More»

3 Ways To Prevent Injuries From Broken Garage Door Springs While Waiting For A Technician

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Torsion springs for the garage typically have a life expectancy between 15,000 to 20,000 cycles, whereas tension springs have a life expectancy between 5,000 to 10,000 cycles. At some point, the springs will stop functioning properly and need to be replaced. Never repair or even touch broken garage door springs, as the springs contain a lot of potential energy and can snap at any moment and cause serious injuries. While waiting for a technician to come, here are 3 ways you can prevent the springs from becoming a hazard. Read More»

Areas To Check On A Broken Garage Door

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There are many different areas of a modern garage door that can stop working. if you’re having problems with your garage door, here are the key areas that you should check on.  Check on the Photo Eye One simple area to check first is the photo eye of your garage door. Between the beams of your garage frame, there are two sensors that send an invisible laser beam to one another. Read More»

Three Things Not To Forget When Installing A New Garage Door

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If you’re about to have a new garage door installed on your home, you’re likely looking forward to having a door that functions smoothly and that doesn’t have the cosmetic flaws of your old door. But before you install the door, ensure you’ve made arrangements for these three things that you may have forgotten about. Depending on where you live, forgetting these could make your garage door installation a lot less satisfying and a lot more expensive. Read More»