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In the United States, 63% of homes have garages. The percentage is even higher in the Midwest. Owning a garage… Continue reading »

A garage door can eat up almost 20% of your home’s initial curb appeal. But not only is a quality… Continue reading »

You don’t want to leave something as important as your garage door to some random hire you find on craigslist.… Continue reading »

Most people and homeowners usually do not pay much attention to their garage door springs.  Though understandable, an oversight of… Continue reading »

Steel garage doors have long been prized for their durability and strength. With the addition of a carriage house design,… Continue reading »

A full view aluminum garage door can perfectly compliment the look of a modern home. By installing a new full… Continue reading »

A sectional steel garage door can add charm to any home. Steel offers a broad range of design at a… Continue reading »

Steel is among the most chosen material for garage doors because of its durability. Steel garage doors are often chosen… Continue reading »

Aluminum garage doors can deliver contemporary style to accompany a clean, modern home’s look. This material of garage door is… Continue reading »

Classic steel garage doors adorn the front of most homes. With a traditional short or long raised panel design, steel… Continue reading »

The typical garage door can weigh over 500 pounds and relies on springs to create tension to easily lift it.… Continue reading »

Wouldn’t it be nice to have a garage door that required as minimal maintenance as possible? With the Wayne Dalton™… Continue reading »

Close your eyes and think of everything you want in a garage door. We’re betting features like durability, strength, reliability… Continue reading »

Fall is one of the best times for exterior home improvement projects. Everyone wants to be outside soaking up as… Continue reading »

Wayne Dalton’s classic steel collection of garage doors offers the most options at an affordable price. Now they’ve added a… Continue reading »