Garage Doors

It may not be a major surprise to find out that improving the appearance of your home increases the resale value you can expect for your home. While you may have already enhanced the house itself, you can also catch the eyes of buyers by increasing the appearance of the inside and outside of your garage.

Just look at that photo…does it remind you of your own garage? Even if yours is a bit less cluttered, almost everyone struggles with the accumulation of "stuff" that seems to just grow in the darkness of the garage. Even if organized, it can be inefficient and impossible. What's the answer (apart from a large dumpster)? A garage or yard sale!

When it comes to garage doors, you want to have as many options as possible. This way, you will be able to find something that fits with the design scheme of your home.

If you did the research and asked everyone for tips or advice, and are ready to get started with a new garage door, you still need to know what to ask your dealer. After all, you probably will buy one garage door in your lifetime and it can be tough to choose the best dealer based on your limited experience. To help you out with this issue, we offer some good questions to ask potential garage door dealers.

A garage door is a powerful piece of equipment, and so it is of the utmost importance that you regularly check all the parts are working optimally. But regularly doesn’t mean you have to be out there every single week. No, just once every season. That’s just 4 times a year…

Sick of rummaging through endless bits and bobs in search of that one thing in your garage? Maybe it’s time to think about giving it a makeover! The good news is, you don’t necessarily need to spend a fortune, it all depends on what you want to do and how much you want to spend. Just have a look at some of our top picks from the HOUZZ website below to get you started!

The chances are, when you have car problems, you take it to the garage and entrust the work to a professional mechanic. After all, you don’t want to put your life in danger…

After looking for ways to make your garage more comfortable, you’ve settled on applying insulation to the walls and ceilings… Now that part of your project is over and you’re wondering what you should do about your garage door? It’s not insulated, so it seems like insulating the rest of the garage was a waste of time. Can you apply insulation to it yourself or do you need to invest in a new, well-insulated garage door?

For most of us, the garage is little more than a place to park our cars, or somewhere that we can store all of our excess junk. It doesn’t have to be that way, though. It can actually be turned into the perfect scrapbooking workshop with just a little bit of help.

If you’re looking over the plans for your new garage and there seems to be a lot of space over the garage door, you might want to opt for a Jackshaft door opener (AKA a wall-mounted door opener) rather than a trolley type.