Garage Door Installation

New garage doors are more energy efficient than old ones. They are constructed with materials and insulation that are more energy efficient than traditional garage doors. A new garage door can not only increase the value of your home, but it can also reduce your energy costs, saving you even more money.

While it is possible to replace a garage door without changing the rails, it is not recommended. Garage doors come with their own set of tracks, and if you don't install them, you're putting yourself at risk for a slew of problems that will reduce the reliability of your garage door.

Professional installation of a standard single-car garage door typically takes 4 to 6 hours. For double-car garage doors or custom installations, expect longer times, up to 8 hours or more. Installation timelines may vary due to weather conditions and unexpected complications. Hiring experienced professionals ensures efficient and prompt completion of the installation process.

Choosing the ideal garage door for your home involves considering factors such as budget, aesthetics, insulation requirements, and durability. While steel doors offer durability and minimal upkeep, wooden doors provide a timeless appearance but demand more maintenance. Insulated doors help in temperature control and noise reduction. Evaluate aspects like design, material, and insulation features during selection. Seek guidance from garage door experts to analyze your unique needs and strike the perfect balance between functionality, style, and affordability for your home.

The price of a new garage door depends greatly on elements such as the material, design, size, insulation, and installation charges. Basic single garage doors without insulation can start from $500 to $800, while higher-end insulated doors with custom designs and premium materials can range from $1,000 to $4,000 or more. Additional features like windows, decorative hardware, and smart technology can also affect the overall cost. It's wise to obtain quotes from various suppliers before deciding.

After installing a new garage door, regular maintenance ensures its longevity and smooth operation. Inspect and lubricate moving parts, such as rollers, hinges, and tracks, every six months. Check the balance and alignment of the door and adjust as needed. Test the auto-reverse safety feature monthly. Clean the door surface and tracks to remove debris. Tighten any loose hardware. Inspect weather stripping for wear and replace it if necessary. Scheduling annual professional maintenance can help identify and address potential issues early.