Diamond Certified Resource Garage Doors & Organizing Guide
Diamond Certified Resource Garage Doors & Organizing Guide
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Read MoreHAYWARD — A common scenario experienced by homeowners is a garage door that’s stuck in the open position, which is usually accompanied by a blinking overhead light and clicking sound. If you experience this, you may think you need to call a professional. However, in most cases, this issue stems from a problem with the safety sensors, which is something you can usually solve yourself. Situated at about ankle height on either side of the door, the safety sensors protect against door-related injury and damage. Either sensor has an “eye,” which enables it to transmit a signal to the other. In order for the door to function properly, these two eyes need to be in alignment. Read more
SAN JOSE — When purchasing a replacement garage door, smart choices can help you make the most of your investment. Here are a few tips: Consider money-saving alternatives. A high-end, carriage-style wood door can cost more than $10,000. For a fraction of that price, you can Get a metal door with the same design that provides a nearly identical look. Invest in an insulated door. An insulated door is essentially two single-panel doors with a piece of foam inserted between them. For a slightly higher cost, you’ll essentially get double the durability and longevity of a single-panel door, so it’s well worth the additional investment. Consider customized door track options. Read more
SAN JOSE — Like any mechanical device, a garage door has a lot of moving parts that require periodic maintenance. Fortunately, maintenance is pretty simple for a garage door. All you need to do is lubricate its rollers, hinges and other moving parts with a white lithium or silicon spray. By doing this twice a year, you’ll keep your garage door operating smoothly, as well as extend its lifespan and avoid costly repairs. Keep in mind that if your garage door makes a lot of noise while opening and closing, this should raise a red flag. Lubrication may not always do the trick, so if your door is still noisy despite ongoing maintenance, Read more
SANTA CLARA — If your garage door is malfunctioning, it’s likely due to one of four possible causes. The first two are issues you can fix yourself, whereas the second two require the assistance of a professional. 1. Disengaged emergency release Marked by a conspicuous red cord, the emergency release lets you disconnect your garage door from its motor and operate it manually, which can come in handy during a power outage or if the motor is malfunctioning. In some instances, however, the emergency release may disengage without you knowing it, leading you to think there’s a problem. To rule out this possibility, pull the emergency release cord and run the motor until it reconnects to the door, Read more
HAYWARD — A common scenario experienced by homeowners is a garage door that’s stuck in the open position, which is usually accompanied by a blinking overhead light and clicking sound. If you experience this, you may think you need to call a professional. However, in most cases, this issue stems from a problem with the safety sensors, which is something you can usually solve yourself. Situated at about ankle height on either side of the door, the safety sensors protect against door-related injury and damage. Either sensor has an “eye,” which enables it to transmit a signal to the other. In order for the door to function properly, these two eyes need to be in alignment. Read more