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The 3 Signs That You Need to Replace Your Garage Door

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  • December 12, 2023
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The garage is one of the first things people see when they enter your driveway. Before they notice your house, they notice the garage door. An old garage door is not only an eyesore, it can also be dangerous. This means that at some point you’ll need to replace it.

How do you know when you need to replace a garage door? Luckily, there are a few signs to look out for so you know when the time has come. When you notice some of these red flags you will be able to stop the guesswork. In this article, we will review several signs to watch out for.

1 – Functional problems

One of the key signs that your garage door may need replacing is how well it opens and closes. If you notice your door sticking, jamming, or not moving evenly, it’s a sign of trouble.

Another common issue is noise. A well-functioning garage door should operate smoothly and quietly. If you hear squeaking, grinding, or other unusual sounds, it clearly signals that something is wrong. These noises often mean that parts of the door mechanism are not working properly or need lubrication.

If your door doesn’t stay open or closes too quickly, it might be off balance. This can be dangerous and is often a result of problems with the springs or cables. In some cases, adding brush seals can improve the movement and sealing of the door, but it’s not a solution for serious balance issues.

2 – The door is not safe

Safety and security are essential when it comes to your garage door. A door that’s not secure or safe can be a big risk for your home. If your garage door has gaps or weak points, it could be easy for someone to break in.


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Safety hazards are problems for the door’s operation and can be dangerous. These parts are under a lot of tension, and if they break, they can cause injury or damage.

Over the years, these standards have changed a lot. Older garage doors might not meet today’s safety requirements. This could be a problem, especially for families with kids or pets. Staying up to date with the latest safety features is a key part of keeping your home safe.

3 – Reduced home value

The look of your garage door has a big impact on your home’s curb appeal. An old, worn-out door can make your whole house look dated. It’s often one of the first things people see, and a tired door can give a negative first impression.

On the other hand, a new garage door can really improve how your home looks from the street. It can make your house stand out and look well cared for.

These days, doors come in various styles, colors, and materials. You can find doors that match the look of your home, whether it’s traditional, modern, or something in between. Upgrading your garage door is a smart investment.

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