Doors / Garages
Tips on the Ideal Garage Door Size for Your Home
by eZineArticles.com on Nov 4, 2011
A good number of units that have different garage door sizes are being offered throughout the home improvement industry. These options allow you to select the model or item that is ideal for your home. Continue reading →
Metal Garage Kits Provide Ideal DIY Structures
by eZineArticles.com on Nov 4, 2011
Metal garage kits come in a variety of designs, styles and dimensions. The majority of these kits can be assembled with only one or two people. Many manufacturers tout that raising one of these structures from start to finish can be accomplished within one weekend and by using only basic, everyday tools. Continue reading →
DIY Garage Door Opener Repair
by Guest Post on Dec 12, 2011
Garage Door Won’t Open or Close? Garage Door Gets Stuck? Garage Door Opens and Closes on Its Own? Garage door opener repair is not beyond your grasp, as long as you know how to plug things in and lubricate them. Continue reading →
DIY: Fit Your own Kitchen Door
by Lorena Benchis on Dec 15, 2011
If you need a new kitchen door fitting and are looking to save money, you might be considering tackling the job yourself. If this is the case, it is worth bearing in mind that embarking on an ill-advised DIY job can end up costing you more time and money in the long run. Continue reading →
Garage Doors Matter
by Guest Post on Jan 4, 2012
A garage door will add style and charm to your home. As an investment, it will add value to a home as well. The color, design and state of the door will have a significant effect on the home’s appearance and curb appeal. Continue reading →
Helpful Hints for a Jammed Pocket Door
by Michigan State University on Apr 26, 2012
Pocket doors can be frustrating when they do not work properly. The door itself is hung from rollers that run on a track above the door and into the wall cavity. When the door does not work smoothly, it is usually because the rollers have come off the track. Continue reading →
Safety First: Garage Doors
by Guest on Dec 8, 2012
If you have electric garage doors, the chances are that you will use them more often than if you had to manually open and close them yourself. That is of course what you bought them for in the first place, but constant and regular use will test even the most durable of doors over a period of time. Continue reading →
Tips on Installing Garage Door by Yourself
by Guest Post on Jan 14, 2013
Installing a garage door is not very difficult. In fact, it is quite easy to do and possible even if you are a complete novice when it comes to Mesa Garage Door Installation. At first glance, you may be intimidated by the parts and pieces which come in the package, but do not be---these tips will help you put them together in no time at all. Continue reading →
Benefits of Having Door Canopies to Shelter to the Door
by Guest on Jan 16, 2013
The typical homeowner is always looking for something that makes his or her home more comfortable, more energy efficient and more desirable in the real estate market. There are a lot of complicated ways to increase the energy efficiency of your home, but there are a few low techs, tried and true methods that do a significant job saving energy. Continue reading →
Common Problems with Automatic Garage Doors
by Guest Post on Jan 30, 2013
Most homeowners invest in an automatic garage door for convenience. When the door stops responding or gets stuck in an open position, it can be very frustrating to solve. Our team at Action Garage Door Repair Specialists can help you restore your garage doors functionality as quickly as possible. Most of the repairs we complete on Fort Worth garage doors involve some of these common problems. Continue reading →
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