Decorating Your Garage Doors for the Holidays
Making the decision to invest in a new garage door can improve your home’s curb appeal. Since garage doors aren’t purchased too often, you might find yourself wondering where to begin when evaluating the many options available on the market today.
Here are three questions that you can ask yourself to help narrow your garage door options in the future.
1. What is my home’s architectural style?
To ensure that your new garage door complements your home’s existing style, it’s important that you take the time to identify the architectural style reflected in your home’s features. Read More»
Your garage door is the largest opening to your home, so it should be a priority when you are planning your home security. Garage doors that are not properly secured is a prime target for burglars, especially if the interior door to your house is not secure. Your home could become easily vandalized in no time at all if your garage is not properly locked. The following are some tips for ensuring your garage remains safe and sound: Read More»
One inexpensive and fairly simple way to give the look of your home a boost is to upgrade your entryway. By creating an inviting entrance, you give your home more curb appeal while giving yourself a more enjoyable environment. Only a few changes can make your home’s entryway the envy of the neighborhood.
Arches and Arbors
Making the front of your home a plant haven can transform its appearance. If you have any DIY skill at all, you can erect an arch, trellis or arbor that allows for you to either plant climbing vines, hang potted plants, or both. Read More»
You may take your garage door for granted, but of the door gets stuck or is no longer functional, it is definitely easy to appreciate the value it provides to you and your home. While most garage doors and garage door components will have a lengthy lifespan with the proper maintenance, there are some things you may do as a homeowner that can shorten this duration. If you want your garage door to last you and your home as long as possible, there are a few HUGE mistakes that you should work to avoid. Read More»
Garage door opening systems aren’t complex, but it can still be frustrating to try to figure out the problem when your garage door won’t close all the way or at all. This problem can come from multiple sources, from the motor itself to a component like the “safety eye” sensors. Whether your door closes partway and then opens again or whether it just won’t close at all, there are a few steps you can take to try to fix the problem yourself before you call a technician. Read More»
