Home’s Main Entrance

Over half of all homeowners use their garage door as their main entryway. Today, most homeowners park in their garage or use the garage door as the main entrance. Often, the internal garage door leads to their mudroom or kitchen area.

Think about it: as you carry your groceries, backpack, or anything else, it is much easier to use the internal door than your keys and front door.

Garage Doors Offer An Amazing Return On Investment

It’s worth it! Replacing your garage door gives homeowners an excellent return on investment, making it a financially savvy home upgrade. A new garage will enhance curb appeal security and relieve potential homeowners that their garage door should last for the next two decades.

2023 Cost vs. Value Report by Remodeling magazine and the National Association of Realtors (NAR). U.S. homeowners who chose to increase curb appeal with a garage door replacement project, on average, saw up to a 102.7% ROI at resale.

Help Save Energy

Your garage door can have a big impact on how much energy your home uses. The right insulated garage doors can help improve your home’s thermal efficiency, especially if manufactured with our patented polyurethane foamed-in-place insulation process.

An insulated garage door and garage walls can help control the temperature of your garage space and provide additional benefits.

From Garage to Big Companies or Live Concerts;

When we think of the most successful companies, we don’t consider where the creation started. Many companies started their business in the garage.

Google: Yes, the most famous search engine in the world was launched in a garage.

Apple: Apple is one of the most valuable brands today and often surprises people who discover that the first Apple computers were built in a small garage in Cupertino, California.

Amazon: In 1994, Jeff Bezos founded Amazon as an online bookstore. At that time, his garage in Bellevue, Washington, was his office, warehouse, and everything else.

Microsoft: Microsoft is another technology giant that began small. When Bill Gates and Paul Allen founded Microsoft, they had little money and worked out of a small garage.

Dell: Michael Dell is another well-known entrepreneur who dropped out of college. He began building custom computers in his garage in 1984,

The Walt Disney Co.: It’s the world’s largest media conglomerate, and it all began in the summer of 1923 in a garage belonging to Walt Disney’s Uncle.

Mattel: It all began in a garage in 1945 as a collaboration between Ruth and Elliot Handler and Harold “Matt” Matson. What initially started as a side business soon developed into one of the biggest doll-making companies the world knows today.

Those annoying groups of teen bands playing rock, punk, or rap too loud late at night. Yet those early teen bands got started in their garage and later found themselves in the music industry.

• Nirvana
• The Ramones
• The Kingsmen
• Creedence
• Paul Revere and the Raiders
• The Who
• Buddy Holly
• Weezer
• The Kinks
• Soul Asylum