HOUSTON, TX, February 10, 2013 (Press-News.org) Many people know that properly working garage doors are one of the best safety features in any home. Yet, when it comes to home remodeling, the garage door is often overlooked. Despite studies showing that a garage door replacement can recoup over 80 percent of its cost, it is one of the least commonly remodeled areas of a home. The experts at Certified Overhead Garage Doors, Inc., understand why this needs to change. Their latest article, Increase the Value of Your Home with a New Garage Door" tackles this very subject.
In the article, readers will learn how much investing in a new garage door increases the listing price of a home. They will also find detailed information about factors to consider when replacing a garage door. Other topics discussed include best practices for basic garage door maintenance along with how to efficiently handle a simple garage door repair.
Throughout the article, numerous tips are provided. They range from informing people how often to oil standard garage door parts to the importance of matching the style of a garage door to the style of a home. Some other noteworthy tips mentioned include how to prevent overhead doors from sagging, and when a garage door opener stops working usually the batteries in the remote are to blame.
Certified Overhead Garage Doors, Inc., is an accredited business with the Better Business Bureau that services Houston, Katy, and Sugar Land. Known for their same day service, the company is the preferred choice of business and home owners who experience problems with their garage doors. Every garage door they install is crafted using the finest brands in the industry and comes with a lifetime warranty. They also offer special discounts for senior citizens, police officers, fire fighters, and those in the military.
http://certifiedoverheadgaragedoors.com
In Houston, call 713-849-0100 or 281-395-5600 if you live in Katy or Sugar Land to speak to a Certified Overhead Garage Door expert.
Houston Garage Door Company Discusses the Benefits of Getting a New Garage Door
Increasing the value of your home with a new garage door.
2013-02-10
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