How to Guides for Garage Door Repair & New Installations

How to Organize a Cluttered Garage & Why You Should

05/8/2023

Your garage is a significant part of the footprint of your home – up to 15% of total square footage, on average. But because it’s got a concrete floor and exposed beams, it’s often ignored more than other rooms in the house, especially when it

No-Construction Ways to Upgrade Your Garage Door’s Windows

05/1/2023

There are a bunch of ways to give your garage door a facelift, and changing the look of its windows is one of them. If you’re tired of that boring row of windows across the top garage door panel, or hate that anybody can see

Modern Holiday Decorations You Can Use on Your Garage Door

04/17/2023

Many of us like to show our excitement for the holidays by covering the front of our house with all the trappings – reindeer on the roof, colorful strung lights, front-yard greenery wrapped in lights and garlands. But when it comes to our garage door,

5 Ideas to Inspire Your Garage Conversion

04/3/2023

5 Ideas to Inspire Your Garage Conversion Your garage doesn’t have to be just a garage. If you feel like you don’t need a dedicated garage, you’d rather increase your living space, or you feel like your garage is being wasted – having become an unofficial storage

Types and Materials of Garage Doors to Consider for Installation

03/27/2023

So you’ve decided it’s time for a new garage door. It probably wasn’t first on the list of things you want to spend money on, but every couple decades or so, it’s time. The good news is, garage door replacement can be one of the

Watch SACS Technicians Repair an Ignored Security Grille on a Mall Shop

03/20/2023

Just like any overhead door, storefront security grilles need regular inspections and maintenance, too. What’s happened to this shop’s security grille? It doesn’t understand its limits anymore. That may sound silly, but automatic overhead door openers have limits for opening and closing; where the motor

Two Common Signs Your Overhead Door is Asking for Your Help

Every garage door needs regular care and maintenance to work well for a decade or two, as it should. But if you’re neglecting your overhead garage door, at some point it’s going to start showing signs of undue wear and tear. One sign of issues is jerky or uneven movements. This could be anything from a worn cable to an about-to-break torsion spring, which is dangerous. Another sign is a noisy door. Your garage door opener might be broken, rollers need replaced, tracks are loose, or a number of other things. When a garage door starts to go, it’s a cascade effect. All the parts of the door work together, so when one breaks, others will follow.