We are inclined to recommend electrically operated doors and gates because it is an investment for the long term and it fades away if we consider the difference it brings in comfort.

It is important to know that all springs have a determined life span: a number of cycles that depends on the type of the spring. Obviously when we have a pair of springs one breaks first, but the other one will follow soon. Replacing them both avoids the extra charge for the labor and trip implied by a separate repair. Remember: the condition of your springs affects the good operation of your garage door opener.

Although they are sometimes considered to be interchangeable, there are dramatic differences between Rolling Steel Doors and Sectional Doors. Some of these differences are based on materials, durability, installation, and pricing. Sectional doors may cost less than rolling steel doors but over time, heavy-duty rolling steel doors may save more as you will have to spend less service and maintenance on them. Rolling steel doors are of a heavier duty and sustainable construction. Also, rolling steel doors have mounting advantages that make them uniquely suitable for specific applications. Although they cost more money, they will last longer than a sectional steel door and will need less maintenance if used properly. And again, there no unique answer to this question. One must weigh all pros and cons for each category in his specific situation.

Solid rolling gates and doors are ideal for security and protection against unwanted entry and severe weather conditions like rain and snow. Solid rolling gates are ideal for commercial use and residential use as they work well in both indoor and outdoor environments. Solid designs can be made with perforated curtains for ventilation or insulated for complete protection against severe weather. Grille rolling gates have the appeal of allowing visibility and air to circulate at the same time as providing security and protection. They are ideal for retail spaces such as shopping malls, storefronts and parking garages. We repair, service and install all kinds of rolling gates and doors that include chain system gates, manual gates, roll-up or roll-down gates and fire gates among many more. We handle all kinds of repairs and maintenance issues as well as install from scratch. Our technicians are available 24/7 and work as fast as possible without compromising on quality. We give you the highest quality at the lowest prices.

Steel garage doors offer the most variety in terms of price, insulation, and design. These doors stand the test of time. We’re talking energy efficient, economical, and durable. Plus, they’re quiet. Painting a steel garage door to match your home is very common, creating a cohesive exterior design. Non-insulated and insulated options are a plenty with the construction of steel doors. Premium doors with polyurethane (foam injected) or polystyrene insulation (styrene is cut to fit panels) not only regulate temperature for seasonal weather, but also make steel doors quieter, lighter, and easier to operate. This option also keeps them less likely to sag over time. Steel garage doors are lighter and more efficient than wood garage doors and much easier to maintain. They also won’t crack, warp or fall apart due to weather conditions. Pros: weather resistant, efficient, and low-maintenance Cons: denting and fading The craftsmanship and beauty of a real wood garage door is hard to resist. Wood garage doors are preferred for their natural look, adding warmth and beauty. This style of door is a great accent to compliment the architectural style of a home. If you’re looking for customization, charm, detail, and curb appeal, this style has it. Paint or stain grade options are available in most wood garage door styles. Wood doors are thick, solid, and heavy. They have a tremendous amount of natural strength. Most wood doors are constructed with a hemlock frame and hardboard panels. With the proper maintenance and finishing, a wood door can last a long time. Temperature fluctuations cause the wood to contract and swell, breaking down the finish. I don’t recommend wood doors for sunny, dry, or hot climates. These conditions just aren’t gentle on wood doors. Wood garage doors are typically more expensive than steel. In the long run, the durability of a wood door will stand up well to bumps and scratches. Classic swing-open functionality can be achieved with wood doors. Pros: strength, security, and durability Cons: warping, cracking, regular maintenance, and rotting