Carriage house garage doors are a popular choice for homeowners looking to give their home an old-world feel. These garage doors are made from wood or metal and feature a classic design that is reminiscent of a carriage house. The most common type of carriage house garage door is the swing-up style, which features two doors that swing up and out when opened. They are usually painted white or off-white and have decorative hardware, such as wrought iron handles and hinges. They can also be customized with different colors and finishes to match the home’s exterior. Carriage house garage doors are a great way to increase curb appeal and add value to a home. They are much more secure than traditional garage doors and are less vulnerable to break-ins and weather damage. They are also energy efficient and quieter than other types of garage doors. For those looking for an elegant, classic look to their home, carriage house garage doors are the perfect solution.
A high-lift conversion is the easiest way to upgrade your existing garage door to accommodate a car lift. If you have a garage door that is not high enough for a car lift, we can convert your existing garage door to create additional room to install a high-lift. With our high-lift conversion and installation process, you can convert your existing garage door without replacing it. Once a lift is purchased, we will know your specific lift height requirements and then we can begin a high-lift conversion. We are trained to convert any door according to your needs.
A garage conversion involves transforming a garage, typically designed for storing vehicles, into a functional living space. This could mean converting it into a home office, gym, additional bedroom, or even a separate dwelling unit. Proper conversion often involves adhering to local zoning and building codes and might require insulation, plumbing, electrical, and heating or cooling system updates.
Our standard maintenance service includes a detailed examination of your door and motor for wear and tear. We'll lubricate all moving components and adjust the springs and tracks if necessary. This reduces squeaking from rollers, hinges, and springs, and extends the lifetime of the mechanism. A spray-on lubricant (suitable for garages in particular) is used.
