For safety reasons, homeowners are often advised not to DIY garage door repair.

This is because garage doors have many moving parts, including springs, cables, rollers, and pulleys, which are under high tension. However, it doesn’t mean all garage door fixes are off-limits to homeowners.

Take, for example, reprogramming your opener. If your garage door won’t respond to your remote or keypad, resetting your remote control or keypad is one of the easiest solutions you can try.

That being said, if you find your garage door opener not working and you want to try to reprogram your remote, we can help you out. Here, we’ll discuss some of the ways to reset your remote control or wireless keypad.

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If you’re like most homeowners, you probably have a laundry list of improvements on your docket. Maybe you’ve been eyeing some new cabinets. Perhaps you’d like to install some hardwood floors.

These improvements are all great, but never lose sight of how valuable a brand new garage door can be for you. What kind of value can you expect to get from this work?

Let’s learn more about how changing your garage door can help your property value.

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With the average cost of a garage door installation now ranging between $600 and $1500, it is essential to get it done right the first time. That’s why it is important to perfectly level a garage door upon installation.

If a garage door is not leveled, several problems may arise. For one, the resulting gap at the bottom of the door can allow water to leak inside, causing damage to your car and anything else in the garage. An unleveled garage door might also close too quickly, potentially presenting a real physical danger.

If you want to learn how to level a garage door the right way, here’s what you need to know.

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