For many of us, summertime means going on vacations! Protecting your home from intruders is a crucial step in preparing for some time away. Here are four easy steps you can take to secure your garage before you leave for vacation and give your family some peace of mind so you can enjoy some R&R. #1: … Read more »
Garage doors protect and secure the largest opening in your home. Following simple yet effective garage door safety tips can increase the longevity of your garage doors; while keeping you and your loved ones safe! Since more than 70% of homeowners use their attached garage as the main entranceway into their home, making sure you… Read more »
Coastal homeowners are familiar with how damaging a hurricane can be to their homes. The combination of wind and water can be destructive. In the last two decades, building codes and requirements have been strengthened to ensure that homes and other buildings are ready to face hurricane winds. What does this mean for homeowners, and… Read more »
You’ve probably thought about how safe your car, your child’s bike helmet, or your babysitter is, but have you thought about how safe your garage door is? According to the annual United States Garage Door Injury Report, the most common garage door injury involves fingers and hands getting caught or pinched between sections, and approximately… Read more »
By Kenny Grono, Houzz The holiday season is upon us, and cold weather is setting in across the country. Now is the time to make one final pass around the exterior of your property to make sure your home will be safe and accessible all winter. Organize unheated garages and sheds to prepare for the… Read more »
June is recognized as Garage Door Safety month by the International Door Association (IDA) and Door & Access Systems Manufacturers Association (DASMA). Your garage door is often the largest opening in your home, and the one that works the hardest. Making sure your garage door is as safe as possible prevents accidents and gives you… Read more »
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