We all know the convenience of a garage door opener. Press a button, and voila! Effortless access to your car or extra storage space. But beyond the remote control clicker, lies a world of interesting facts about these little marvels of modern engineering. At Advanced Door, we’re passionate about all things garage doors, so here are 3 surprising things you might not know about your trusty garage door opener:
We’ve all been there: you press the button, but the familiar whirring sound is replaced by an unsettling silence. Your garage door opener has decided to call it quits, leaving you wondering what to do next. Here at Advanced Door, we’re here to guide you through the steps to take when your opener malfunctions.
Let’s face it, choosing a garage door opener isn’t the most glamorous home improvement task. Although it is an important one! This guide will equip you with the knowledge to confidently select the perfect opener for your needs, giving you years of smooth operation and peace of mind.
Some of the reasons behind your garage door keypad not working can be fixed yourself while others may require a professional’s assistance. Here is what you need to know about some of the most common reasons why your garage door keypad is not working and what you can do about it.
The last thing you want is to be trying to leave the house for the day or trying to come home only to find that your garage door remote won’t work. Many homes have keypads that you can enter a code into to get into your garage, but still, no one wants to have to get in and out of their car and having opening and closing your garage door be this whole fiasco. There are several reasons why your garage door remote won’t work. These range from easy to fix to perhaps it’s time to call in the professionals.
Your garage door is either the largest or one of the largest openings in your home. As such, it’s important for the safety and security of your house that you can trust it to close properly. If your garage door closes and then reopens, this is both frustrating and a major security risk. Here’s what you need to know about why your garage door closes and then reopens.
You know how when something gets in the way of your garage door as it’s closing and then it goes back up again? This is due to your garage door safety sensors. The last thing you want is for your heavy garage door to come down on a loved one or a pet or something else, like your car. Garage door safety sensors are there to help ensure that that doesn’t happen. Sometimes, these sensors can malfunction, resulting in problems such as your garage door starting to close and then going back up again.
Your garage door is one of the most frequently used parts of your home, yet many people neglect its maintenance. A well-maintained garage door can
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