Garage Door Repair Scams: How to Protect Yourself

By Larry Myers | December 27, 2017

Image Source Up next in consumer alerts: the all-too-common garage door repair scam. The Door & Access System Manufacturers Association (DASMA) and International Door Association (IDA) recently issued warnings about these scams that occur nationwide. Follow along with our tips to detect shady garage door repair operations and to find out how to identify reputable…

5 Easy Ways to Upgrade Your Garage in 2018

By Larry Myers | December 23, 2017

Image Source New Year’s Resolutions aren’t just for personal growth and development. In 2018, make a resolution to upgrade your garage regularly to keep it in peak condition for years to come. In this blog, we’ve put together a list of easy upgrades that you can start yourself.

Holiday Season Tips: Damage-Free Ways to Decorate Your Garage

By Larry Myers | December 1, 2017

Ah, ‘tis the holiday season. A season of fun, family, delicious food, festive parties, thoughtful presents, and sure, maybe a bit of extra stress. For many homeowners, the holidays mark a time to stand out in the neighborhood, showcasing their homes with gorgeous lights and decorations. Many homeowners will choose to decorate their garages, hanging…

Meet the "Smart" Garage

By Larry Myers | November 30, 2017

Technology has completely revolutionized how we live our day-to-day lives. Nowadays, we can use our smartphones to do virtually anything, from calling our friends, to booking tickets, to buying groceries, to paying our bills. How can we use technology to make managing our homes easier? In this edition of the Larry Myers Garage Door blog,…

How to Keep Pests Out of Your Garage

By Larry Myers | October 28, 2017

You park your car in the garage. You step outside of the car and ack! A trail of ants is marching across the floor in front of you—or worse, you spot a rat scurrying to its newest hiding place. Not fun! This Halloween season, how can you keep those spooky little critters out of your…

How to Maximize Your Garage Door's R-Value

By Larry Myers | September 30, 2017

When shopping for a garage door, you may notice that many doors have a designated R-value. But what does this mean? R-value is a measure of resistance to heat flow. So, the higher the R-value, the better insulated the door will be. When it comes to your garage door’s R-value, higher is usually better. Read…

How to Fix a Garage Door Gap

By Larry Myers | September 25, 2017

After years of use, your garage door can become crooked and also develop gaps along the top, sides, and bottom. If you notice a hole forming around your garage door, troubleshoot it using these easy steps.

When to Upgrade Your Garage Door Opener

By Larry Myers | August 31, 2017

If own an older home, there’s a good chance that your current garage door opener is outdated. But garage door openers can last a surprisingly long amount of time, so how do you know when it’s time to replace? Our garage door repair experts review 6 reasons why you should upgrade your overhead garage door…

3 Ways to Boost Curb Appeal with Garage Doors

By Larry Myers | August 15, 2017

When you think about your home’s curb appeal, your garage door might not be the first thing that comes to mind. But the right garage door design can have a big impact on the overall look and feel of your home. Read on for ideas to boost curb appeal using the color, material, and style…

What to Do When Your Garage Door Spring Breaks

By Larry Myers | July 26, 2017

Broken garage door springs are one of the more commonly reported garage door problems. Contrary to what many homeowners think, it’s your garage door spring that supports and lifts your garage door, not the opener itself. This means that a garage door spring is under a great deal of tension and will eventually wear out…