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| - Yesterday, I insulated my garage door with Owens Corning R-8 Garage Door Insulation Kit. My weekend DIY project. This morning at 6:30 a.m., I saw on Channel 3 KSNV, a commercial for Precision Door Service. "Call today and receive a free service call with repair." I called them and setup a same-day, 10:00 a.m., appointment for them to 'check the balance' of my garage door since the insulation made my garage door a little more heavier.
Jared C., a certified technician, called me prior to say he was on the way to my house. Jared came and inspected by garage door. He told me everything about my garage door- the good and the bad - and checked the balance of my door. My garage door was still balanced. No charge!
Jared was clean, eager, professional, honest and treated us like his own family.
There is a reason why some garage doors last 10 years and others last 20 years. Always get an inspection. How often should you get your garage door inspected? If you're fortunate enough to have private parking on your property and a garage to protect your vehicles from damage, weather, and theft, then you should consider it and its garage door as a valuable investment. Many of us do not think about our garage doors until they break or malfunction, and by then it is much too late to take care of any preventative maintenance that might have prevented the problems in the first place. Environment, weather, and usage can all have negative effects on the ways garage doors function, so how often you should have them inspected depends mostly on how these factors impact their daily usage. The more the door is used, the more frequently it should be inspected, from anywhere to every six months to a year for most doors that see daily use. Doors that run automatically with the use of a sensor should be especially cared for, since they are more prone to damage due to sticking or from coming off their tracks.
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Thank you, Jared C. and Precision Door Service!
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