Garage door maintenance & repair

Because you will start winterizing your home soon if you have not already started, here are some tips for saving energy and money this winter!

Today’s world has a wealth of technologies that help to make your life easier. You can use tools like Alexa to order items online or to find out information from the web, for example. You can have your refrigerator automatically order items when you are running low. You can also choose to get a new generation LiftMaster by Chamberlain garage door openers.

Are you thinking about adding a heating system to your garage? Or you might be thinking of replacing one that is starting to get a bit old.

"I love stepping into my garage for some DIY or a session at our home gym to hot and humid air," said NO ONE, ever! Whether you find your garage is hot and humid or cool and damp, neither is healthy nor inviting. And while you dislike it, the interior also suffers mold, mildew, rust and corrosion. And whether you live in an area with cold, wet winters or hot and humid stretches, it is all the same. So, here are some tips to reduce humidity in your garage all year round.

If you are like most people, you probably don’t know a whole lot about the springs that make your garage door function properly. In fact, you may not even know that your garage door requires springs! There is no shame in it, of course. Garage doors may be our specialty, but we know that they aren’t exactly on the top of the list for most people.

Even if your garage door is protected with high-quality paint, you may still find a rust spot or two after a few years. While it can be disappointing, there are a few things you can do to get rid of the spots and protect your door from gathering more in the future.

Whether you are the owner of a construction company, garage, contracting service or other business with lots of large machinery and gear, chances are you also own at least one commercial garage door and opener.

People can quickly become accustomed to little noises and hiccups that happen in many aspects of their life. Their house might creak and they soon come to ignore it. Their garage door might make a little noise and they ignore that, as well. As long as everything is working, people tend not to think about those noises with the garage door, as long as they are small sounds. If they have a car that makes noise, people tend to take it into the shop for a checkup and tune-up, though, even when it seems to be running fine.

Is your garage door starting to make some strange sounds? Perhaps it’s not working correctly, and you decide that it’s time to investigate. Stop right there.

We’ve all been there before. You got off to a late start, and you’re rushing through your morning routine. Maybe you have less than an hour to get the kids to daycare, or you’re in a hurry to avoid being late for work. Whatever the situation, it usually ends with a bang and a crash as you drop the car in reverse without waiting for the garage door to fully open, or even back into the door while it’s closed.