The garage door on the front of your shop can make a huge impression on the customers coming to you for your services. If your garage door looks to be in disrepair, your business could appear to be less professional than it really is. To improve the appearance of your business, replacing the garage door is a great first step. What style of garage door do you want? Would one be more secure than the others? Find out all about commercial garage doors here on my blog. Compare your options and narrow your list of potential garage doors for your business.
Posted on: 8 March 2017
If you live in an area where there have been burglaries and you are looking for ways to prevent your home from becoming the next target, then you need to be proactive and make some changes to your house. Thieves tend to scout out a property beforehand, and they look for easy targets. If they see that your home is not an easy mark, they will move on to the next house one.
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Posted on: 29 July 2016
The use of a garage door is primarily for parking cars and gaining access to the large open area. This idea is not often translated to the birds in your community. Birds can create all types of problems for different parts of the garage. If you plan on getting a new garage door and opener installed, then there are four specific features to look for to help deter bird problems. Each of these features will not only help with birds, but they can improve the performance of the garage as a whole.
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Posted on: 9 March 2016
The average set of garage door extension and tension springs are designed to last for 10,000 and 20,000 cycles, respectively. However, it's tough to keep track of how many cycles your garage door springs have gone through, making preemptive repairs and replacement a crucial part of keeping your garage door safe and functional. The following illustrates some of the warning signs of impending garage door spring failure and the preventative steps you can take before a garage door spring failure occurs.
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Posted on: 8 March 2016
Imagine leaving for work or somewhere important only to discover that your garage door won't close. It's a surprisingly common problem that tends to strike at the worst possible moment. Well, what goes up must eventually come down, so here are a few steps you can take to fix your garage door troubles.
Check Those Buttons First
If you normally use your garage door opener remote and it can open the door but it's no longer closing the door, then you may want to give the wall button a try.
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