The Future Is Here: Industrial Garage Door Openers

The Future Is Here: Industrial Garage Door Openers

Today, most of us have become accustomed to automatic garage doors. Gone are the days of hauling open the garage manually. With a mere click of a button, the future is here. Largely, this applies to residential garage doors. Fortunately for many, however, industrial garage doors are also more automated than ever before. There are several different types of industrial garage door openers currently in use. What do you need to consider when choosing an industrial garage door opener for your location? Horsepower comes into play. This will depend on the size of garage that needs opening – the...
Keep It All from Crashing Down: What You Need to Know About Garage Door Repair

Keep It All from Crashing Down: What You Need to Know About Garage Door Repair

So you’ve recently had a garage door installed – what comes next? For the time being, your garage door should function as expected, especially if we have installed it. Of course, there is always the potential for a problem to arise and for garage door repair services to become necessary. When you notice something wrong with your garage door, your first step needs to be calling us here at Doors by Nalley of Lake Norman, Inc. After all, garage door repair can prove dangerous if you’re not sure what you’re dealing with and not professionally trained. Investing in professional...
Five Ways Commercial Garage Doors Can Give Your Business the Boost It Needs

Five Ways Commercial Garage Doors Can Give Your Business the Boost It Needs

Have you considered the benefits of commercial garage doors for your business? If not, there is no better time than the present. Read on to learn more about commercial garage doors and why investing in them through Doors by Nalley of Lake Norman, Inc. is the right move to make.   Durability– When you make a significant purchase – such as a commercial garage door – you want to make sure it will stand the test of time. Fortunately, those who purchase commercial garage doors from us will find their new garage doors last many years. Security– Of course,...
Three Myths About Garage Door Remotes

Three Myths About Garage Door Remotes

Garage door remotes are a wonderful luxury that makes operating a garage door more convenient. Despite this, some myths about how they work have become persistent. Below we’ve clarified the truth on three such misconceptions. Myth #1: Your neighbor could open your garage door with their remote. This persistent myth never seems to fade away, regardless of how advanced technology becomes. While remotes of the same brand operating on the same frequency may have posed a security threat in the past, modern remotes use a changing code system. So every time you use your remote, the code it uses...
Industrial Garage Door Maintenance Tips

Industrial Garage Door Maintenance Tips

Getting the most out of your industrial garage door requires looking for early signs of trouble. But don’t worry! Following these industrial garage door maintenance tips will help you detect problems so you can spot trouble early. Check your bolts and screws regularly. With all the heavy moving parts needed to open your garage door, it shouldn’t be surprising that the nuts and bolts can come loose over time. So pick a day out of each month to check each one. They aren’t likely to move much in thirty days, but such frequency prevents things from getting too loose...
How to Prepare for Your Residential Garage Door Installation

How to Prepare for Your Residential Garage Door Installation

You should always leave residential garage door installation in the hands of experienced professionals. However, you can help the installation crew by ensuring the workspace is safe and organized. Here are a few simple ways to prepare for your residential garage door installation. First, remove your vehicles from the garage. Leaving them inside puts them at risk of harm and makes it harder for the installation crew to get the job done. Instead, park your vehicles somewhere where they’ll be far from the installation but close enough where you feel they are safe. Next, clear the overhead space in...