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- When You Have a Sagging Garage Door, Should You Fix or Replace It? June 29, 2017
A sagging or bowing garage door is a drag, and once your door starts to sag, you typically have two options. Attempt to repair the sag (or have a professional do the same), or replace the door in its entirety. The best decision for you will ultimately depend on several factors, such as what material ... Read More - A Guide to Garage Door Torsion Springs May 30, 2017
The springs that work together to lift and lower your garage door are known as torsion springs, and because they serve such a critical purpose, their proper operation is also critical. Think of the torsion springs that your garage door relies on like larger versions of the ones you’ll find in mouse traps – meaning ... Read More
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- Save Money, Stress & Time by Weather-Stripping Your Garage September 18, 2017
Ever notice that when you close your garage door, you can still see some light peeking through the bottom? No, this doesn’t mean something is “wrong” with the door – garage doors are actually designed like this so that they don’t get scraped, cracked or otherwise damaged every time you lower the door to the ... Read More - Don’t Let Your Garage Get Shocked: Surge Protectors for Your Garage Door Opener August 29, 2017
If you’re reading this from your computer, look around. Is the computer itself, and any other high-end electronics you have within eyesight, plugged into a surge protector? Odds are, they are, and that’s because plugging your pricey technology into a surge protector, as opposed to a traditional wall outlet, is safer and less likely to ... Read More
