2023

5 Reasons There Are Gaps Around Your Garage Door

Garage doors should close fully with no top, bottom, or side gaps. Gaps allow drafts and moisture to seep into the garage, as well as provide an entrance to pests and outdoor debris. Most gap issues can be fixed once the problem is identified. 1. Worn-Out Seals Most garage doors have a flexible rubber seal along the bottom edge of the door. They may also have a rubber or brush-style seal along the top of the door to prevent debris and weather from blowing in.

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Tackling 2 Common Problems With Sectional Garage Door Tracks

A sectional garage door may look simple enough, but it relies on a multitude of different components to function effectively. The tracks attached to the walls on either side of your garage door are very simple, but they are also very important to the door’s functionality. Any problems with the tracks can stop your door from working properly, and may even leave you and your vehicle locked out of your garage.

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The Pros And Cons Of Fiberglass Garage Doors

If you are in the market for a new garage door, you may want to consider a fiberglass door. While fiberglass garage doors have not been around for as long as other options such as wood and steel doors, more and more homeowners are finding that the benefits these doors have to offer ultimately make them the ideal choice. Of course, as with all garage doors, there are also some disadvantages that come with fiberglass doors.

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