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A garage door protects your bicycles and cars from external factors that might cause them damage, such as snow, wind, rain, and scorching heat. Aside from that, they also secure your home against invasions. Read More

Garage doors are made with wood, aluminum, steel, vinyl, and other materials. All these materials are unique as they have different benefits and drawbacks. You’ll find one of these materials more appealing than the others for various reasons. Read More

When the garage ceiling is high but the garage door size is standard, you actually lose some space. And while this is just ceiling space, it might come handy especially if you consider getting a car lift. Or like to take advantage of the ceiling’s height to make the space feel airier. Read More

Garage doors and windows usually go hand in hand. Or, not. It depends on the homeowner’s aesthetics, the overall home architecture, the garage door style, the location and everything about it – the climate, possible security considerations, et cetera. Read More

While some garage door wear is unavoidable, damage can (sometimes) be prevented. To know what causes garage door damage is to gain control and – at least, more often than not, have the power to do something about it before things get out of hand. This is something nobody wants, when it comes to garage doors. Read More

With standard size residential garage doors, one torsion spring has traditionally been the norm. Lately, having two torsion springs instead of one is considered a much better option, even if the garage door is not necessarily extremely heavy, or oversized. And we are here to see why. Read More

Converting the garage into a living space is something most homeowners take into some serious consideration. As the family grows and the home seems to shrink, the attached garage becomes the easy way of adding living space. Read More

It’s debatable whether or not converting two single garage doors into one double garage door is a good thing. As a matter of fact, some people want the exact opposite – hence, the double garage door converted into two single garage doors. So, there’s no right and wrong when it comes to garage door conversions. Read More

The very first garage floor cracks usually go unnoticed. A while later, they make the concrete garage floor more interesting. Not long after, you start to get worried. It’s not just about appearances anymore but about serious problems due to damage. Read More

While they are not the only safety features, the photo eyes are the most important sensors of the garage door. Not that the reversing mechanism is any less important. It’s actually the sum of safety features combined that makes garage doors safe. Read More