Your existing garage door will not last you your entire lifetime. When your door is damaged, is starting to rust, or requires frequent repairs, it may be time to think about replacing it. If you have never had to replace one before, you may be unsure of what you can expect from the process. Here are a few of the things that you can expect when getting a new door.
The first step to replacing an existing door for your garage is to find a replacement. According to This Old House, garage doors typically run anywhere from $600 to $4000 dollars. The price can vary based on the size of the door, the materials the door is made from, if the door is insulated, the color, and any added decorative features on the door. The right door will be functional and will look nice when seen from the street. The door company can help you find one that matches your budget and the style of your home.
Once you have ordered a new door, it's time to prepare for the installation. Move any vehicles or anything else that is in your garage that might get in the team's way. After that, the garage door company will get to work removing your existing door. These doors are extremely heavy and the springs can cause serious injuries if handled improperly. You should always allow a professional to remove them.
The last step in this process is installing the new door. The first thing that is done is that a new track system is installed. From there, springs or cables are added along with the rollers that will help you open and close the door. Finally, the door is hoisted up and positioned on the tracks. Once this process is complete, additional accessories like electronic door opening systems can be installed.
These are some common things to expect when replacing your garage door. A professional will help you select a new door, remove the old one, and install the new door. When it is time to replace the door for your garage, we would love to help you every step of the way. Give Fred C. Johnson Co INC a call now to get started.
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