Residential Garage Doors

Residential Garage Doors provide greater security not only to the vehicles that are stored inside your garage, but to your family as well, as many garages have an entry door to the home.

Garage doors vary in price, style, and construction. Here a few important tips to help you find the right garage door.

When going steel, insist on Insulated. There are a few companies still offering non-insulated residential garage doors. While the savings on a non-insulated door may be tempting, you will need to keep in mind the potential repercussions. Non-insulated steel doors are not only causing your garage and possibly your home to lose heat, they are noisy and lack the strength of an insulated door.

Don’t settle.

Garage doors are a long-term purchase, you won’t be replacing them every other year. They take up to 30% of your homes front facade, have an impact on curb appeal and listing value of your home. Take the time to find just the right design and don’t settle for less. If you really love a Coach House style door, and it compliments your home, you might need to invest a little more, but the investment will be worth it. You will already be spending some good money, why waste it on something less than what you love.

Beware of knock offs.

Just like the fashion industry, garage doors have their copy cats. Of course, classic designs are copied by competition. The real difference comes down to the quality of construction and the reputation of the manufacturer.

Try something new.

Driving up to your garage door everyday, may cause you to become attached to the design. After all, it has been on your home for a long time and you have

Go Insulated.

become used to it. Now is the time to think new, fresh and updated. A new design can have a huge impact on your home.

If you have a more traditional home, then the standard square or rectangle panels may have adorned your home for years. Try looking at some Coach House style doors, such as the Gallery and Coachman.

If you can, go for windows. Windows make the garage door look like it is part of the home and not just an after thought. You can choose obscure glass for increased privacy. A final additional thing to consider is renovations. If you will be painting your trim, or changing your siding, take this into consideration carefully when choosing your door.

Find some examples.

If you see an example of a door you like, take a photo, or save the photo off the internet. This is a great way to help you get just the right door. Keep in mind the style of your home might not always work with theirs. An expert can help clear away the questions and concerns, as well as make recommendations based on experience. Show your examples to the garage door expert, it will be greatly appreciated.

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www.dandenonggaragedoors.com.au