Hurricane & Safety
Garage Door Hurricane Prep: A Season-Start Checklist for Florida Homes
The time to find out your door isn't storm-ready is June, not the day a cone points at Broward. Here's the checklist we run for customers.
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Straight answers on repairs, springs, hurricane ratings and maintenance — written by the people who actually turn the wrenches.
Your garage door is the largest opening in the house and the first thing a storm attacks. Here's how Florida hurricane ratings actually work — and what to buy.
Hurricane & Safety
The time to find out your door isn't storm-ready is June, not the day a cone points at Broward. Here's the checklist we run for customers.
Costs & Buying
Insulation is sold as a cold-climate feature. In South Florida it's really about heat gain, humidity, noise and door strength.
Maintenance
Springs are rated in cycles. Ten thousand cycles sounds like a lot until you realize a busy family opens the door six times a day.
Costs & Buying
Openers differ in noise, lifting power, headroom needs and smart features. Here's how to pick the right one the first time.
Troubleshooting
Reversing doors are almost always a photo-eye, track or limit-setting problem. Walk through these checks before you book a service call.
Costs & Buying
Spring pricing depends on type, cycle rating and door weight. Here's what actually changes the number on your invoice.
Hurricane & Safety
Your garage door is the largest opening in the house. If it fails in a storm, internal pressure can lift the roof. Here's what the ratings mean.
Maintenance
Most breakdowns are preventable. Twenty minutes a year on these 13 points is the cheapest repair you'll ever make.
Costs & Buying
Repair is usually the right call. These six situations are the exceptions where a new door is the better spend.
Troubleshooting
Every noise has a source. Match the sound your door makes to the part that's causing it.