NON-INSULATED GARAGE DOORS

For example, insulated garage doors cost more than non-insulated, but the initial investment cost isn’t the only price to consider. Energy savings, security, and style are also features you’ll need to think about when choosing your overhead door.
 
However, an insulated garage door isn’t the answer for every homeowner. For example, if you own a home with a detached garage, you might not need to worry about heat loss or temperature fluctuations.
 
However, remember that a non-insulated door might make the room above the garage a little cold in the winter. If you have a mother-in-law suite or extra room built above the garage, you may still require an insulated door.
 

Choosing Features for Your Garage Door

Style will have a great impact on which garage door you choose, but you’ll also want to discuss additional features that may influence the functionality of your new door.
 
When making your choice, discuss the following:
 

• Cost
• Insulation
• Material
• Safety & security
• Spring construction
• Warranties
• Window design

 
So, if you own a contemporary home, you might consider insulated glass garage doors with a modern feel. On the other hand, if you own a midcentury home, you might think about a traditional steel overhead door. It all depends on your home’s style and your garage door needs.
 

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Trust Nation Overhead Door for Your Insulated Garage Door Installation

We want to make sure that all family homes in the Dallas, Fort Worth, and Plano region have a beautiful and functional garage door, but we offer more than garage doors and installation.
 
If your door just needs a face-lift, we also provide a variety of repair services and will fix broken panels, faulty springs, and squeaky doors.