Frequently Asked Questions
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Contact us today and we’ll review the designs we have. When you find a design you like, we’ll order it for you and have it shipped to our facility. From there, we’ll transport it to your home and handle the installation.
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It’s generally discouraged to personally deal with the maintenance of your own door. Garage doors are specialized pieces of equipment and are also dangerous. An incorrect repair can lead to injury or even death. If your garage door needs servicing, then please get in touch with us today.
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It depends. Some damage is limited to individual sections of the door. If this is the case, these damaged sections can be replaced on their own.
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Many garage doors can be painted. There are doors on which paint can’t properly adhere. Check your owner’s manual to see if your paint will work.
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Resistance-value, commonly shortened to R-Value, is the ability of a door to insulate your garage. You should always be mindful of how much heat escapes your garage, as it’s a commonly overlooked source of lost heat that can drive up your monthly heating costs.
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Belt drives get their names from the fact that they use a rubber belt to move the garage door. Using this rubber belt makes them realtively quiet. This has made them very popular for garages that are close to other residences.
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Chain drives use metal chains to move the door. This makes them very strong and durable, and they’re capable of moving heavier doors.
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We can get you a master remote in no time.
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Smart garage openers are ones that are controlled by an app on your smartphone.
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The wind load of your garage door is the total wind speed it’s rated to endure without failure. Here in Texas, high wind tolerance doors are a necessity for tornado season.
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You can very quickly find out what the wind load in your area is with a quick Google search.