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Is it a common sight to see your child playing on the driveway alongside their furry four-legged friend? While this might be a sweet sight to watch, you don’t want a memorable moment to turn into a disaster. Too many accidents can occur, especially those associated with garage doors. This is why it’s recommended that you follow a few safety tips to keep the littlest ones you love better protected.

Getting a new garage door can be a welcome reality, especially if you’ve been dealing with one that is old and uncomfortable to be in. The installation process is key, but if you live in an area of the country that experiences extreme weather, it’s crucial if you want to protect what’s inside. Read on to discover what steps you can take to make sure your garage door is ready for whatever Mother Nature tries to throw at it.

A solid, well-functioning garage door offers the security and protection your home needs. Unfortunately, this popular feature can wear down over time, requiring you to seek a replacement. During your search, you may come across so-called facts that cause you to wonder what is fact versus fiction. Instead of continuing to feel confused or uncertain about your decision to choose a new garage door, here are three myths that need to be debunked.

If you have small children and/or pets in your home, there’s a good chance you are already on heightened alert. When outside playing on the driveway, you monitor their activity to make sure they stay safe, no matter if they’re near the road or not. But have you thought about the potential hazards that can arise if they play near your garage door? Ensure their protection using these four helpful tips.

Magazines, interior designers, landscapers, and others are always talking about ways to improve the look, style, and value of your home. While the focus may be on the paint, materials, and types of plants used, depending on what you’re hoping to update, have you considered upgrading your garage door? Newer technologies, engineering, and visible enhancements can be incorporated into this part of your home as well, so keep reading to discover what kind of trends you might consider.

Choosing the right kind of garage door matters. Its materials, durability, aesthetics, and even functionality can determine how well your home stays protected from the weather and any unwanted guests. As you prepare to consider your options, keep reading to learn about the available types and what you can expect with each kind.

The garage door is just like anything else in your home – it requires regular inspection and maintenance to keep working properly. But how do you know what to look for to ensure it continues to open and close without issue? Are there signs that indicate it might be time to trade it in for a new one? If so, what should you look for before buying? Read on to find out the answers to these common questions.

After years (or even decades) of dealing with your existing garage door, you’ve decided to invest in a new one. With many options to choose from and modern advancements now available, you may be eager to see what it will look like once it is installed. But how long will the process take, and what is required? Keep reading to find out.

You’re hurrying to leave the house in the morning so you’re not late for work. You press the button on your garage door key fob only to discover that as it was going down, it suddenly stopped halfway. This common scenario causes much frustration among homeowners, but what can you do about it? Read on to learn how to fix this problem so it doesn’t happen again.

It’s natural to be concerned about the safety of your home. Inside reside your prized possessions, most importantly, your family. Keeping intruders out is the primary reason so many security companies exist. While they are highly effective and encouraged among homeowners, you may wonder if the pivot doors on the front of your home may make you more vulnerable to break-ins. Read on to discover why you have nothing to worry about and what you can do to make sure everyone and everything in your home remains safe and sound.