There are two things you should do when it’s time to buy a new garage door are:

1) Learn all about the available options you have BEFORE talking to a salesperson. Sales people are great but it’s important to have a general idea of what you want and have some questions prepared ahead of time.

2) Get ball park price quotes, so you have an idea what you’re up against.

Let me tell you what’s going to happen when you call a garage door company for a quote. You’re not going to get one…. here’s why.

In order to give you an accurate quote, the garage door company needs very specific information that they may not be able to get on the phone.

When the company DOES quotes without this information… Watch out! It’s a recipe for relationship disaster. If the phone quote is too low and the company needs to raise it when they come out, it will feel like a bait and switch. It won’t matter whether it was unintentional or not. You’ll end up with a bad taste in your mouth. A trust worthy company will do everything they can to avoid this.

When you call and you’re offered a free quote that is risk-free, you’re still being short-changed.

Now you end up not knowing all of the available options to you OR what questions to ask when they come out.

Precision Door is working to solve this problem.

The Garage Door Designer

This tool is available now. The Garage Door Designer puts all of the options that effect how your door will look on a single page. Windows, Panel Options, Hardware, and Color are all in one spot. You can create multiple combinations with the click of a mouse and see how they look.

We worked really hard to make it in such a way that you can explore your options fast and easy. Most people only need a couple of minutes to get a really good idea of how they want their garage door to look.

Once that’s done, the designer has a button that allows you to email your design for a price quote using the options YOU selected. This allows for a spot-on accurate price quote with no confusion.

We think that a web tool that gives you the ability to explore every available option in under 5 minutes without the pressure of a sales person AND allows you to get a free price quote is the

best way for you to buy a garage door and for us to introduce our organization to you. Our goal is 100% satisfaction.

Please try the garage door designer here: Garage Door Designer

Or watch this video to learn more about how the designer works.

There are many ways to reuse your garage door. The possibilities are truly endless. Following are just a few of the many inventive and creative ways some people have reused their garage doors.

Frame a Compost Pile or Garden

Garage doors can provide the perfect frame for a raised garden or a compost pile. Separate the door into the individual panels to form the walls, and cut one in half to form the back. Use metal cutting shears if your door is made of aluminum or steel, or a circular saw if the door is wood. Next, dig a small trench to partially bury the panels, then place them standing up to create your frame.

Leave one side open if you are making a compost pile so you can easily roll a wheel barrow in. If you are making a raised garden close off all sides then fill with dirt.
Some garage doors are painted, so be sure to scrape down and sand to remove the paint to keep your garden or compost pile clean.

Create a Green House

If you have a garage door in Cleveland or another area that gets cold, this is a great idea. Turn your old garage door into a mini green house. There are some limitations to this idea, as a steel or vinyl garage door just is not going to help protect against the cold. But if you have a wood or wood composite garage door this really works great.

If you are somewhat handy you can easily do this with a table and jigsaw, some Plexiglas, and screws. On particularly cold nights you may want to consider adding some hay or straw around your plants for extra protection.

Garage Door Headboard

You might want to check with your significant other or roommate before doing this, and it probably won’t work if it’s a newer garage door that looks mass produced, but consider making a headboard out of your garage door.

Back in the day, before they started using vinyl and steel, garage doors were made of fine quality woods like cherry, chestnut, and mahogany. If you have one of these, sanding it down and placing it as your headboard can be a nice room accent. Not necessarily for everyone, but it just goes to show how a little creativity can go a long way when it comes to reusing our old stuff.

Do you have a clever or inventive reuse of your garage door? Share in the comments below or email us a picture!

It’s hurricane seasons. Are you prepared?

Before you answer that, take a look at this picture. It was taken in the aftermath of Hurricane Andrew, back in 1992. Winds were so strong they flipped two cars upside down. Note that this is an aerial shot and that the roof has been devastated.

In the booklet “Against the Wind – Protecting your Home from Hurricane Damage” the American Red Cross and FEMA state the loss of the garage door was one of the four major factors in homes destroyed or damaged in Hurricane Andrew.

The Red Cross warns that once the garage door has been compromised, the full power of the hurricane is able to enter the home, blowing off the roof and causing major damage if not destruction. And FEMA puts it simply, “If the garage door fails, winds can enter your home and blow out doors, windows, walls and the roof.” There isn’t much left after that.

As a statistic, the Florida Alliance for Same Homes determined that approximately 80 percent of residential hurricane wind damage starts with wind entry through the garage door.

Garage doors are held in place only by the doors tracks. Hurricane winds exert so much pressure and suction that unless the door is properly reinforced it will easily be overcome.

Because the garage door is so vital to the integrity of a home, building codes were changed and the State of Florida now requires more stringent windloaded doors and missile impact resistance.

However, there remain many homes with garage doors that have not been updated to meet the new code. These homes are in jeopardy and often homeowners do not even realize it.

So, how can you tell if your garage door meets code and is hurricane ready?

If you look at the inside of your closed garage door, you should see extra reinforcements if it is hurricane ready. Some reinforcements may resemble this picture, though it could look different.

If your door is not reinforced, you can purchase kits either online or at a home supply store. However it’s important to note that while bracing systems can help support the door against wind pressure, it does throw off the balance of your door which can lead to a burnt out motor and an inoperable door. It’s also important to know that while these kits help reinforce your door against wind, they do nothing to protect it against missiles; branches, posts, signs, and anything else the wind will throw at the door.

To find out with certainty if your garage door is hurricane ready, Precision Door is offering free hurricane garage door consultations for Florida homeowners. There is absolutely no cost or obligation. Simply fill out this form or call (866) 443-7672. We will tell you for sure if you are hurricane ready so you can rest a little easier at night.

OBEY TRAFFIC LAWS & ‘STOP’ BY EBERLE DESIGN BOOTH AT IDA EXPO

5 Questions with Carl Zabel of Eberle Design Inc.

Although our pre-coverage of the 2010 IDA Expo in Las Vegas primarily focuses on the overhead door industry, the event itself proves to be much like the robots-in-disguise Transformers – “more than meets the eye”.

To the common eye, a door is simply a structure that opens, closes, permits and prevents entry. Yet what goes under-appreciated is the engineering that makes them durable and safe. But the unsung heroes of the door industry are not the structural manufacturers. It’s the ‘other’ guys whose products – such as seals, sensors, operators, detectors, etc. – have made technological advancements in improving the performance of operation and the safety of both vehicles and pedestrians.

We had an opportunity to catch up with Carl Zabel, Director of Marketing and Business Relations for Eberle Design, Inc., and ask a few questions regarding what his company would be showcasing at the 2010 IDA Expo.

Precision Door (PD): EDI is one of the many exhibitors hosting a booth at the IDA Expo. Can you give a us a little introduction to who your company is?

Carl Zabel (CZ): Eberle Design, Inc. (EDI) – celebrating 30 years of excellence – provides access professionals with reliable, high quality mission critical vehicle detection products that will improve the performance and lifecycle of your access control systems. EDI manufactures a wide range of vehicle detection products that help access control technicians save valuable time and maximize profits by quickly installing, accurately trouble shooting, and reliably maintaining access control systems with easy to use hi-tech vehicle detectors. The LMA DEFLECTOMETER™ series provide built-in set-up tools, a frequency meter, a signal “CALL” strength meter, and non-volatile memory to maintain diagnostic history – all of which are invaluable and always available.

PD: What new products will you be featuring at your IDA Expo booth?

CZ: We will featuring all of our DEFLECTOMETER™ Series Inductive Loop Vehicle Detection Devices. We’ll be highlighting the soon-to-be released LMA-1500, featuring a new pull tab for easy removal from Elite OMNI gate operators. Due to the tight detector enclosure on the OMNI operators, the preceding LMA-1500 was difficult to grab and remove from the operator. Additionally, enhanced “Loop Fault” indicators will aid technicians pinpoint and/or diagnose loop problems much quicker.

PD: What are some of the benefits of this new product and how does it differ with others?

CZ: The DEFLECTOMETER™ series of detection products differ from all other detection devices. We provide built-in set-up tools, a frequency meter and a signal “CALL” strength meter that provide the technician/user with complete confidence that he will be able to set-up the detector to detect ALL VEHICLE TYPES, including small motor scooters and high bed vehicles without guessing. Additionally, knowing the frequency of your loop allows technicians/users to confidently set the proper frequency, eliminating any type of cross-talk or interference with other loops located in close proximity.

PD: When will this product be available and how can we learn more about it?

CZ: The NEW LMA-1500 featuring the front panel pull tab will be shipping in May or June 2010.

PD: Is there any additional information you’d like for customers to know prior to the visiting you on the expo floor?

CZ: We offer an exclusive EDI Loop Calc program that automatically calculates the number of turns of wire required for a saw cut loop, the loop and lead-in inductance, the efficiency of the loop network, and the detection height of the loop. Just insert the loop dimensions and it will calculate all the formulas for you! This is located at http://www.editraffic.com/a_loopcalc.html

For more information, visit the Eberle Design, Inc. (EDI) booth on IDA tradeshow floor or online at www.editraffic.com

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DYNAMIC CLOSURES PREPARES TO ‘LOCKDOWN’ IDA EXPO

Interview with Gregory Trimboli of Dynamic Closures

George Clooney and his Ocean’s Eleven team may have outsmarted the Las Vegas pit bosses and blinded the casino’s eye in the sky, but had they come across some of the security grilles produced by Dynamic Closures, that movie would have ended a little different.

As we countdown to the 2010 IDA Expo in Las Vegas, we had the chance to speak with Dynamic Closures’ VP of Sales and Marketing, Gregory Trimboli, who let us sneak behind the gate to get a peek at a few new products that will be showcased on the expo floor.

“Our newest products focus on making the installation simple and safe”, says Trimboli. “There is nothing quite like these in the market. The reaction from the dealers has been very gratifying because they immediately see the benefits of the products.” 

The products include the new Lift Ready overhead rolling doors and grilles. An innovative variety of coiling doors and rolling grilles uniquely designed with manual push-up and electric motor operation.

Described as a revolutionary new design that reduces installation time and effort – and is also light weight for easy installation and operation. The Lift Ready series is available in five modern designs which can be seen here.

Dynamic Closures will also be featuring the EZ Side Folding Line – which is a popular series of aluminum security grilles, the Roll and Fold Portable Wall Series of manual folding partitions, and the Min Roll-Up Line that has three new product offerings of its own.

“The Lift Ready Rolling Line allows the installation of a rolling grille with support tubes to be complete in about an hour,” explains Trimboli when asked about some of the additional benefits of these newly featured products. “The amazing thing is how safe we have made the installation.”

“Likewise with the EZ Closure, it installs in no time at all. Because it has so many standout features and architectural benefits, these products can be installed in areas like no other products can. It’s truly amazing! We have over 10,000 EZ products installed with a fraction of one percent that have had any warranty issues.”

“The Mini Roll-Up Line,” he continues, “ is a nice answer for the small openings such as counters and pass through windows. Again, fairly easy to install and looks great when you’re done!…The Roll and Fold Line is a great answer to providing pedestrian control or close off an area that is not high in security. We find they are used in airports, hotels, restaurants and colleges most often because they are not a permanent structure and answer light security issues with no construction.”

Other than being known as a manufacturer of security gates and closures, Dynamic Closures has a reputation for exceeding customer expectations and who prides itself on its superior customer service. The company’s dedication is constantly proven through continued investments in new technology and employee development.

It’s easy to say, Dynamic Closures will have the IDA Floor in Vegas on lockdown! Be sure to visit their both for full product demonstrations. All of the products that will be featured at the IDA Expo are currently available and have extensive information on their website at www.dynamicclosures.com. For further information, you can speak directly with their wonderful customer service representatives at 800-663-4599.

ADVANCED PLASTIC CORP. ‘ROLLS OUT’ NEW DOOR STOPS AT IDA EXPO

Since founding the company in 1981, owner Harry Koenig has manufactured a diverse line of plastic extrusion products. And rather than showing signs of getting older after sealing garage doors for over 30 years in business, Advanced Plastic Corp. is proving that it can only get better!

At the 2010 IDA Expo in Las Vegas, Advanced Plastic Corp. returns with its highly regarded Rolled Door Stop (RDS) series, featuring an innovative new design to offset the ordering nightmares and freight issues of getting and having on hand the right lengths. The new product is solid but roll-able through a UPS friendly dispenser box. It is now available in 150 ft. rolls that the installer pulls out and cuts to the desired length for each job. A measuring scale is embossed on the seal back for added convenience.

The new RDS series is now also available in 2-inch and 2 5/8-inch widths, and all standard industry colors.

Advanced Plastic recognized and identified the troubles and frustrations that installers encountered by carrying various stock lengths that would sometimes prevent a job from being complete on the first visit. With this new patent pending design, installers always have just the right length to complete the job because they can now cut-to-length.

Advanced Plastic Corp. has been ranked #1 by Professional Door Dealer Magazine in Vinyl Door Products for the design and production of their superior line of weather seals, gaskets and other extruded products for the overhead door industry. As praised in a recent PDD article, “research and development of designs, continued improvement of materials and quality control keep Advanced plastic ahead of it’s competitors. The company’s engineering department is constantly developing new and innovative designs and solutions to address and solve problems in the markets it serves.”

Specializing in standard and custom styles for residential and commercial applications, and providing excellent customer service to meet the needs of its business partners, Advanced Plastic Corp invites you to visit them on the IDA Expo floor to discuss finding your solutions! If you can’t make it out to Las Vegas, you can learn more and contact them at www.advancedplastic.com.

Janus International, a leading supplier of rolling steel service doors, fire doors and grilles, is gearing up to unveil a new line of products just in time for the IDA Expo this April in Las Vegas.

Some of the featured products will include a new Pantheon in-tube motor for sheet roll-up and medium duty rolling steel doors, as well as a new counter shutter product for the rolling steel door line, and a new foamed in place urethane insulated rolling steel service door. But the one that has everyone buzzing and ready to heat up the expo floor is new “Sure-Set” line of rolling steel fire doors.

As described in a recent promotional brochure, *Janus Sure-Set Fire Doors are manufactured to the stringent qualities of full duty service doors, yet easily meet the most current fire protection standards.

Operational choices include three fail-safe motor operated systems and a standard chain hoist system. Janus Sure-Set fire door systems may be easily and repeatedly drop tested and reset from the floor with no tool or equipment requirements. The service durability, simplicity of ownership and proven fire protection make Sure-Set fire doors a logical choice for informed design professionals.

Janus Sure-Set fire doors feature UL and ULC labels for standard and over sized openings and may also be S Labeled for air and smoke infiltration. These fire protection systems are demonstrated and tested for full compliance and UL and NFPA-80 standards both in the Janus manufacturing plant and at test facilities for reliable activation, drop speed, repeatability and endurance. The doors are manufactured under a follow-up inspection agreement with Underwriters Laboratories that verifies production process and materials specifications. The strict nature of testing, manufacturing and inspections makes the resulting labels valuable proof that only the best designs will meet with today’s fire protection demands.

Janus International burn tests all fire protection products for up to four hours at the Underwriters Laboratories facilities in Northbrook, Illinois. The test doors are exposed to sustained temperatures of up to 2000 degrees Fahrenheit, and are then removed, red hot, from the oven and subjected to a tortuous fire hose test lasting several minutes. During the entire process, the door must completely protect the opening and not fail at the floor, header, jambs or opening.

Known as a company dedicated to providing quality products, outstanding customer service and innovative installer friendly features, the Janus booth at the IDA Expo will provide demos to learn more about the products lengthy list of features and options. The booth will also provide product quotes and a special show discount for distributors who are interested in carrying the line. If you can’t make it to the expo in Vegas, be sure to visit them online at www.janusintl.com.

*Information provided by the Janus International Sure-Set Fire Doors brochure of the Rolling Steel Door Division at www.janusintl.com

Interview with Gary Macdonald of Trac-Rite Doors, Inc.

Trac-Rite Door, a manufacturer of premium quality rolling steel curtain doors, will be featuring their line of custom built Portable Storage Units and NuSpace Partition Systems this April at the IDA Expo in Las Vegas.

The Sun Prairie, Wisconsin based manufacturers, known for acquiring the best raw materials and building products one at a time to customer specifications, is currently boasting about their worry-free portable storage containers. Designed to provide the independent business owner with a low-risk opportunity to expand and diversify their current business – without the burden of franchise royalties or dealership fees. 

Gary Macdonald, National Sales Manager of Trac-Rite Door, Inc. gave us more details on the latest highly durable and efficient products.

“The Trac-Rite Portable Container features a sturdy steel frame to ensure strength and rigidity,” says Macdonald. “Load bearing wall studs, floor and roof joists, and frame rails are made from thick 12-gauge hot-dipped galvanized steel or painted structural steel. Our wall studs feature industry standard sized ‘E-Track’ slots for tie downs, making it easy to secure contents”.

“On the exterior,” he continues, “heavy duty ‘D’ rings provide a solid point to secure the container to the truck for transport. On the stackable models, raised channels on the rooftop allow the stacked containers to rest directly on their frame rails with their wheels suspended.”

With different sizes comes different features, as was explained to us when asking about comparisons between the 5′, 12′ and 16′.

“With the 5′, we built our little container with big thinking”, explains Macdonald. “It offers taller height for easier loading, and more overall cubic storage than many other containers with the same footprint….The smaller-sized container is designed to work with truck mounted forklifts for flexible delivery in tight spaces.”

“To give our larger containers extra strength, a welded steel subframe is incorporated into the design. The subframe supports the wheels, keeps the container square and provides reliable connections for winching and tie downs…. The 12′ model utilizes two frames, while the 16′ model utilizes a full-length welded frame for added support.”

In addition, Trac-Rite will be rolling out the NuSpace Hallway System, considered practical solutions for converting existing buildings into storage space. Featuring versatile, efficient and flexible designs, these freestanding systems are constructed of quality, durable materials the offer worry-free maintenance and low upkeep costs.

“Regardless of the existing building design,” shares Macdonald, “the hallway systems can be customized to to maximize available space….Additionally, the systems’ unit sizes can be tailored to meet your needs and ultimately increase your rental income.”

“We believe in the Trac-Rite products we build for our customers and endorse our products with industry leading warranties,“ concludes Macdonald. “Trac-Rite’s commitment to our customers satisfaction remains resolute in the age of mass production and automation.”

For more information on Trac-Rite products,  stop by their booth at the IDA Expo floor or visit them online at www.tracrite.com.

Sommer USA Unveils New Upgrades at IDA Expo 2010

Sommer’s Synoris Garage Door Opener brings a product that is stronger then a chain drive and quieter than a belt drive in one state of the art design. Even with a product that is so close to perfection, there’s always room for a few minor upgrades to strengthen such a stellar reputation!

The Synoris patented technology offers a traveling 24 volt DC- motor that attaches directly to the garage door and glides quietly along the stationary chain. One of the latest improvements, which will be showcased at the IDA Expo this April in Las Vegas, is the redesigned motor for the ½ door opener that is now considerably smaller than its predecessor.

In addition, a new easy installation side mount kit will be introduced that allows the opener to be mounted above the door track with no additional side room required. You can see the new side mount in action by watching the following Sommer USA demonstration video:Celebrating its 30th year in business, the German manufacturer continues to produce one of the highest quality garage door openers made in the world and maintains very high standards for quality control that is backed by a lifetime guarantee.

Be sure to visit Sommer USA at booth #5081 on the IDA Expo floor. If you can’t make the event, be sure to check out their website at www.sommer-usa.com and this informative Synoris video.

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If you bought a Garage Door in 2009 or 2010, you may qualify to get a tax credit up to $1,500.

Here’s what you need to do.

1. Read through the list below of Garage Door Manufacturers and Model #’s. Is your garage door listed?
2. If it is, print out the Signed Certificate for the manufacturer. This will let you claim the Energy Tax Credit and get 30% back on the purchase price of your garage door.

Garage Door Energy Tax Credit

In February 2009 the U.S. government passed the American Recovery Act. Contained in this act is an incentive for people to make energy efficient improvements to their home. This includes qualifying garage doors. So if you bought a garage door anytime after January 1, 2009, you may qualify for this Energy Tax Credit.

It’s always nice to get money back from Uncle Sam, so let’s see if you qualify.

• The garage door must be installed on an insulated garage.
• The garage door must be part of the customer’s principal residence.
• The garage door perimeter must have a means to control air infiltration.
• The garage door must be installed in the years 2009 or 2010.
• The garage door must be expected to remain in service for at least five years.
• The door must have have a U-factor of equal to or less than 0.30.

But how do you know which Garage Door qualifies?

There are a lot of garage door manufacturers, and even more garage door models available. It can get pretty confusing trying to figure out which door qualifies for the Energy Tax Credit.

We put together this list of popular garage door manufacturers and model numbers that qualify for the Tax Credit to keep things simple. Just find your door’s manufacturer, look for your model number, and print the Signed Certificate to use as proof.

Amarr
Amarr Signed Certificate PDF

• Amarr Stratford 2000
• Amarr Classica 2000
• Amarr Classica FIP
• Amarr Classica Insulated
• Amarr Heritage 2000
• Amarr Heritage Insulated Amarr DX-6000
• Amarr LX-9000
• Amarr Oak Summit 2000
• Amarr Oak Summit 3000
• Amarr Oak Summit Insulated
• Amarr Oak Summit Pinebrook
• Amarr Olympus 500
• Amarr Stratford Insulated
• Amarr WeatherGuard
• Amarr WeatherGuardPlus Amarr Olympus 400
• Comfortworld 2000
• Comfortworld 3000 Amarr Heritage 3000
• Comfortworld 5000 Amarr Stratford 3000
• Comfortworld 6000
• Fimbel DC-400 Amarr Classica 3000
• Fimbel DC-500
• Fimbel DC-600
• Fimbel Olympus 400
• Fimbel Olympus 500
• Premier 2000
• Premier 3000
• ReliaBilt Model 500
• ReliaBilt Model 700
• ReliaBilt Model 850
• ReliaBilt Model 860
• ReliaBilt Model 900
• ReliaBilt Model 950
• Sears 2000
• Sears 3000
• Sears Steel Carriage House 2000
• Sears Steel Carriage House 3000

CHI
CHI Signed Certificate PDF

• 2216*
• 2217*
• 2283
• 2284
• 2285
• 2286
• 2701*
• 2702*
• 2703*
• 2751*
• 2752*
• 3212*
• 3216*
• 3285
• 4216*
• 4285
• 5216*
• 2290
• 5290
• 5283

*The models noted with an asterisk qualify with and without insulated windows. All other models qualify without windows only.

Clopay
Clopay Signed Certificate PDF

These models qualify with ½” or ¾” windows, or of course no windows:

• 4300
• 4301
• 4310
• 4400
• 4401
• GD2SP
• GD2LP
• 9200
• 9201
• 9202
• 9203
• GD2SU
• GD2LU
• 9130
• 9131
• 9132
• 9133

These models only qualify with no windows:

• 4050
• 4051
• 4053
• GD1SP
• GD1LP
• GD1SU
• GD1LU

These doors also qualify with no windows only:
The Coachman Collection 1 3/8″ and 2″ base door thickness

General Doors Corporation
General Doors PDF

• Advantage
• Lancaster
• Hampshire
• WB-175

Raynor

Raynor Signed Certificate PDF

• STS
• RockCreeke
• Masterpiece
• Showcase
• Relante
• Affina
• Centura

Wayne-Dalton
Wayne Dalton Signed Certificate PDF

• Model 9800 fiberglass door with Polyurethane
• Model 9700 steel door with Polyurethane
• Model 9600 steel door with Polyurethane
• Model 9400 steel door with Polyurethane
• Model 9100 steel door with Polyurethane
• Model 8700 vinyl door with Polyurethane
• Model 8500 steel door with Polyurethane
• Model 8300 steel door with Polyurethane
• Model 8200 steel door with Polystyrene
• Model 6100 steel door with Polyurethane
• Model 5140 steel door with Polyurethane
• Model 5120 steel door with Polyurethane
• Thermospan® 200, 200-20, 150, 125 steel door with Polyurethane
• Thermomark® 5150, 5155, 5200, 5255 steel door with Polyurethane
• Model 2411, 2415, 220, 216 steel door with Polystyrene
• Model C-2400, C-24, C-20 steel door with Polystyrene

Disclaimer:

The material on this site is provided for informational purposes only. It does not constitute tax advice, and is not intended to replace professional tax advice.