A well-built garage door with good seals and good insulation can survive a cold winter, but there are still some issues you need to look out for. Mainly, snow, slush, ice, and rain can affect seals, sensors, and springs. Treat your garage door well in winter and be cautious about checking the door for ice on the sides before trying to open it.
Your Weatherstripping Is Frozen Shut
The weatherstripping around your garage door, including any bottom seals, can "
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A rowdy garage entryway door is always annoying and can test your serenity in every way. While these noises are irritating, they usually represent serious underlying problems with your garage door that should be inspected immediately. Therefore, if your overhead door produces loud, odd sounds, it might be time to contact a garage door repair expert. Additionally, with annual maintenance and inspections, you can eliminate the sounds. The following are some explanations for why your overhead door to your garage is loud and possible solutions.
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When it's time to get brand new garage doors installed, it's important to have as many details as possible nailed down before installation day. Knowing what maintenance your doors will require, whether you're using insulation or not, and picking the best opener for your needs will help installation go more smoothly and help your whole garage door system last longer.
Materials and Maintenance
Picking your door will come down to more than just aesthetics.
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Garage door springs serve an important purpose. They sit above the garage door and help keep your garage door balanced. If something happens to the springs, you lose torque. This means that the door could become unbalanced, putting a hitch in your entire garage door system.
So, what else do you need to know about residential garages and torsion springs? This information will help you understand the springs and determine what steps you should take to avoid the need for frequent garage door spring repairs.
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