Mid-Atlantic Door Group Opens Southern Maryland Branch

In order to serve its Southern Maryland customers better, the Mid-Atlantic Door Group has announced the opening of a Southern Maryland branch, located in Prince Fredrick, MD.

2013-05-24

BELTSVILLE, MD, May 24, 2013 (Press-News.org) The Mid-Atlantic Door Group, based out of Washington, D.C., has announced the opening of a Southern Maryland branch in Prince Fredrick. The company has been serving this demographic for some time from its Beltsville office, and they are excited to expand to a local office to provide even better service to its Southern Maryland customers.

Justin White, Marketing Director for the Mid-Atlantic Door Group, indicated the company's excitement about the new office. "After serving Southern Maryland for 40 years out of our Beltsville office, we are now excited to be local. Our new office is located in Prince Fredrick and will enable us to better meet our customers' needs in a timely and more cost effective way."

The Mid-Atlantic Door Group is the only authorized distributor of the Overhead Door Corporation products in the Mid-Atlantic region. They offer both residential and commercial garage doors and garage door products to people in D.C., Maryland, Virginia and Pennsylvania.

The company also offers service, including 24/7 emergency service, on their products. With the new local office, they will be able to meet these emergency needs of customers in Southern Maryland more quickly, so property owners are not left without access to their garages for an extended period of time.

The new office is part of the Overhead Door Company of Washington, D.C., a branch of the Mid-Atlantic Door Group. With the addition of this Southern Maryland office, the Overhead Door Company of Washington, D.C. now has three locations, two in Maryland and one in Manassas, Virginia.

About the Mid-Atlantic Door Group
The Mid-Atlantic Door Group is the only authorized Overhead Door distributor in the Mid-Atlantic region. They have offices in Maryland, Virginia and Pennsylvania. To learn more about their locations and products, visit http://www.doorsnow.com or call the Prince Fredrick office at 301-937-1800.

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