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Let’s talk basics first. When it comes to hurricane-prone areas, rated-to-resist garage doors will make all the difference between keeping or losing your home. Even if we are talking about storms, a wind-rated garage door will keep the home intact or keep damage to the minimum compared to a standard non-hurricane-resistant door that will be at the mercy of the winds. Read More

Rusty garage doors are not just an eye-sore but the one-way road to complete damage. It makes sense to say that the earlier you notice rust on the garage door, the better. This way, you will have the chance to treat the problem before it gets out of hand. Read More

There’s an abundance of traditional garage door designs on the market today, and there’s a reason for that – maybe two. For starters, most homes in the USA are traditional. Then, the traditional home style is a mix of many styles that prevailed through history. Read More

Hurricane garage doors are constructed for one main reason. To resist and protect during a hurricane. And while not all of them are the same, they must all meet the local building codes. And they do have features, which distinguish them from the average residential garage doors. Read More

When we think of impact-rated garage doors, only technical things come to mind – anything from braces and wind loads to tracks. And this thought mistakenly lead us to believe that such garage doors lack interest and beauty, while the truth is completely different. Read More

Impact-rated garage doors have the features required to resist the mania of hurricanes, storms and, surely, all wind situations. Read More

By definition, glass garage doors are contemporary whereas wood garage doors are traditional. But when we talk about the garage door style, the material is the backdrop. Read More

Attempting to fix the garage door yourself is tempting. No doubt. The problem is right there, in front of you, starring at you, screaming for your care. Will you fall for it or will you call the troops? Read More

Colors may be bold, complementary, off, monochromatic – the sky is the limit! But what is the best choice when it comes to garage doors? Read More

Most residential garage doors work with one torsion spring. It is found at the headroom (over the door) and its job is to wind and unwind to balance the garage door and make it move. Read More