Don’t Neglect Your Home’s Most Important Door

Posted on: 3 March 2017

Looking for ways to improve the look, feel, and function of your storefront? Here are a few good reasons to replace your current entrance with a garage door: Brighten Things Up A great reason to use a commercial garage door as the entrance to your shop is that you'll let lots of natural light into the space and make it look and feel brighter and bigger for your customers. You'll likely be able to leave the lights off during the middle of the day when the sun is out, which can save you some money on energy expenses as time goes on.
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Posted on: 1 March 2017

If you have a garage and spend a lot of time in it, there are many benefits of insulating the garage door. You can either hire a contractor to insulate the door for you, or if you are the DIY type, you may even be able to do this on your own to save money. Below is some more information about this so you can determine if you would like to insulate your door.
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Posted on: 1 March 2017

Although the garage door is separate from the main house, there are still regular maintenance checks you should perform to keep it working correctly. The door to the garage moves easily because of the springs and pulley mechanisms, but these can malfunction if the door isn't well lubricated or has dirt in the tracking unit. The information provided below offers some tips on how to  perform maintenance checks on your garage door so that you know if you need repairs through a place like Garage Doors Of Naples Inc.
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Posted on: 28 February 2017

Storm proofing is an important part of full-home protection, and your garage door is an especially vulnerable place. The garage door is unattached to the rest of your home's structure, so it has less of a foundation to rely on when there are high winds. If you are considering getting your garage door storm proofed, here are some things to note. Storm Proofing Might Be Required In some areas, your local regulations might require the storm proofing on you door to have a rating for winds at certain miles per hour.
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