Is your garage door putting your family at risk of injury? When was the last time that you tested out the safety features that are included in the design of your garage door and garage door opener? Many homeowners have never tested the safety features of their garage doors. They don't find out until the garage door has hurt someone that one or more of the features aren't working. The reason behind creating my blog was to help others protect their families from injuries sustained by garage doors. Go to my blog to find out how to test the safety features on your garage door.
Posted on: 23 March 2018
It is very important to make sure that you are doing everything you can in order to keep your garage door in the best shape possible. To do this, you will need to have insight as to when it is the best time to give a garage repair technician a call. Here are some of the times in which you will want to do that.
The Door Is Shaking A Lot When You Go To Open Or Close It
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Posted on: 28 November 2017
Rodents and small wildlife like to wander into the garage as a prelude to entering other rooms in the home. They love the garage because of the warmth, camouflage, and access to food that this space offers. The most effective way to keeping these pests out of your garage is by preventing entry in the first place. Wildlife removal experts will usually advise you on how to keep these nuisances out of your property with the following tips:
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Posted on: 25 June 2017
Garage doors can often last for years, but this is only if you take good care of them. Otherwise, they will fail prematurely and require constant repairs. You need to treat your garage door as you would any other home appliance. Routine maintenance will help improve the reliability and extend the lifespan of your garage door. With that being said, here are a few things you can do on your own without the help of a garage door repair professional:
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Posted on: 8 June 2017
If you have noticed that your garage door is no longer opening and closing as smoothly as it did in the past, you may start to suspect that the door's tracks are causing the trouble. If so, use the following four-step guide to find or rule out possible issues with your garage door's metal tracks.
Step 1: Clean Mud And Dirt Out Of The Tracks
The first thing you should check when examining your garage door's tracks is for obvious signs of mud and dirt.
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