Are you looking for a new garage door for your home? When it comes to professional garage door installation in the Burlington area, there’s only one name to know: Overhead Door Co. of Burlington.
Our team has the experience and the right products to serve you. Partnering with some of the most renowned manufacturers, Overhead Door Co. of Burlington is part of the group of the most highly qualified and trained installers in the upward-acting garage door industry.
Types of Garage Doors We Install
There are many different options when it comes to installing garage doors. We install:
When your garage door suddenly stops working, it can be not only extremely frustrating but also a safety hazard. If your door isn’t operating correctly, it’s leaving your home or business unprotected and more vulnerable to burglary and weather damage.
When you are looking for garage door companies, you should contact Overhead Door Co. of Burlington if you are experiencing problems such as:
Your garage door only opens halfway or doesn’t open at all.
Your garage door isn’t closing or is only closing halfway.
The motor is running, but the door isn’t opening.
There is a loud grinding noise when the door opens or closes.
Your garage door has broken glass.
Your garage door can be manually opened without using the opener or security pad.
Your garage door springs or cables aren’t working properly.
Contact Us for Residential Garage Door Services in Burlington, Vermont
Builders and homeowners rely on us for our large selection of types and designs of garage doors. Each is the product of innovation and superior craftsmanship. Whether it’s a traditional steel or elegant wood garage door for the home or a rolling service door for a business, builders and homeowners alike trust Overhead Door Co. of Burlington for quality garage doors, on-time installation and quick, reliable service. We also have a garage door design center to help you get started!
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions we receive about garage doors include:
What are the standard sizes available for your residential garage doors?
In general, standard door widths are 8 feet, 9 feet, 10 feet, 12 feet, 15 feet, 16 feet, 18 feet and 20 feet. Some door series may have exceptions to this rule.
Can I install the garage door myself?
It is well worth the price to have a professional install your new door and remove and haul your old door away. Torsion springs require special tools and training to adjust, and if they are not handled properly, they can cause severe injury or even death. Professional installers know what they are doing and already have the tools at their disposal to do the job right, saving you time, money and headaches. The labor warranty will be voided if you install the door yourself, and warranties don’t cover damage done to the door as a result of improper installation if you install the door yourself. This is one instance where do-it-yourselfers should let a professional do the job.
What if I have an unusual application?
An unusual application can range from low headroom to an odd-sized door to an uneven concrete floor.
Low headroom: Doors can be installed with as little as 4-1/2 inches of headroom between the top of the jamb to the ceiling with extension springs, 6-1/2 inches with torsion springs, and 9 inches to include enough room for an opener. Standard headroom is 12 inches, and 15 inches is required for a door and opener.
Odd-sized door: Doors come in a variety of standard sizes, many of which can be adapted to fit your application. Door sections are 17 inches, 19 inches, 21 inches and 24 inches tall, depending on the door series. Door sections can be used to create an even greater number of heights. For widths, wood doors can be cut down to fit almost any size opening, and steel doors can even be special-ordered to fit an odd width. Standard widths are 8 feet, 9 feet and 16 feet. Standard heights are 7 feet and 8 feet.
Uneven concrete floors: Sometimes, a house may settle, or a contractor may make a mistake, leaving you with an uneven concrete floor. If the imperfection in the floor is minor, the bottom weather seal on the door may seal it. If the imperfection is major, a wood door can be “scribed” to fit the uneven floor, or a “sweep” can be applied to help seal a metal door.
If you have an unusual application, you should have a professional sales representative visit the job and tell you what can be done. Chances are, they have worked with your type of application before and can offer valuable suggestions.
We also install a series of garage doors from Haas Doors.
Residential Garage Door Installation in the Burlington, VT Area
Whether you need repairs, replacements, or installation services, the team at Overhead Door Co. of Burlington is ready to make sure your garage door is the best it can be. Get in touch with us for residential garage door services you can count on!
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