Have a home in St. Paul or Minneapolis? Need a garage door installation or garage door opener? If so, call the experts at Premium Garage Door Service today!
We are, for a limited time, offering a FREE wireless with any garage door replacement. This offer will put money back in your pocket.
Contact us today by visiting www.PremiumGarageDoorService.com and request a FREE ESTIMATE.
Tuesday, March 29, 2011
Tuesday, March 22, 2011
Specials from Premium Garage Door: Free Hardware Upgrade
In the Minneapolis area? Need a garage door installation or garage door opener? If so, contact Premium Garage Door Service!
We are, for a limited time, offering a FREE hardware upgrade with any garage door replacement. This special will save money when it comes to replacing your garage door.
Contact us today by visiting www.PremiumGarageDoorService.com and requesting a FREE ESTIMATE! We'll give you high quality at an affordable price.
We are, for a limited time, offering a FREE hardware upgrade with any garage door replacement. This special will save money when it comes to replacing your garage door.
Contact us today by visiting www.PremiumGarageDoorService.com and requesting a FREE ESTIMATE! We'll give you high quality at an affordable price.
Tuesday, March 15, 2011
Coupons from Premium Garage Doors
In the Minneapolis metro? Do you need garage door installation or garage door opener services? If so, you need to contact Premium Garage Door Service!
Here are our current coupons:
- Only $89 for a 20-point garage door tune up and inspection
- FREE wireless keypad with garage door opener replacement
- $20 off any garage door repair
Contact us today by visiting www.PremiumGarageDoorService.com and requesting a FREE ESTIMATE! We look forward to giving you the quality you expect at a value you deserve.
Thursday, March 10, 2011
Get A Free Estimate From Premium Garage Door Service
Do you need garage door service? Do you hate to waste time? If you answered “yes” to these questions, then we at Premium Garage Door Service, Minneapolis and St. Paul's source for garage door repairs and garage door installation, want to hear from you.
We know that time is scarce these days, which is why we offer all our customers a Free Estimate. Just visit www.PremiumGarageDoorService.com to take advantage of this service.
Premium Garage Door Service is dedicated to taking care of all your garage door needs. Visit us today at www.PremiumGarageDoorService.com.
Monday, February 14, 2011
Premium Garage Door Service Inc. Earns Coveted Angie’s List Super Service Award
“Our Super Service Award winners are the cream of the crop when it comes to providing consistently high quality customer service, as judged by the customers who hired them,” said Angie Hicks, founder of Angie’s List.
Premium Garage Door Service Inc. provides garage door and garage door openers' service, repairs, sales, installation and estimates to the entire Minneapolis/St. Paul metropolitan area in Minnesota.
“This award demonstrates our commitment to our customers when it comes to quality garage door services,” said company owner Steve Jacobsen.
Angie’s List Super Service Award winners have met strict eligibility requirements including earning a minimum number of reports, an exemplary rating from their customers and abiding by Angie’s List operational guidelines.
Service company ratings are updated daily on Angie’s List, but members can find the 2010 Super Service Award logo next to company names in search results on AngiesList.com.
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Wednesday, February 9, 2011
Garage Door Pieces and Parts - And Servicing Them
Garage doors and automatic garage door openers provide the ultimate convenience to most home owners until they fail to work properly. Occasionally the problem may only be as simple as the infrared safety sensor which has become misaligned. There are a plethora of other parts of both the garage door and door opener that may be the cause of the problem, but maintaining the system properly will help to keep the units operating smoothly.
Older door openers will not have the same safety and security features that even the most basic of present day models will possess; just as newer garage doors will be more efficient than older models. With each and every door opener unit it is possible for some of the safety features to fail while still allowing normal functionality of the automatic garage door opener to open the door. Newer door openers have additional circuitry to prevent the closing of a door in the event of a malfunctioning safety sensor. Most doors will still open with the activation wall switch even if the close function has been disabled.
Not every component of a door or opener will require involved maintenance, but just a cursory inspection. Some of the serviceable parts which a home owner can maintain on their own is the lubrication of the garage door rollers and chain. Realigning the infrared sensor at the bottom of the door opening is by far the easiest task for the home owner to perform as well. The majority of the other parts are not easily or safely serviced and should by no means be attempted by the untrained and experienced individual.
The garage door will either make use of one or two torsion springs located just above the garage door on the interior header or springs to the sides where the door travels on the tracks. The purpose of these springs is to provide a counter balance system which will allow the home owner to manually open or close the door safely and with little effort. Without these springs being properly adjusted with the correct tension, the door will likely slam upward or come crashing down. A properly adjusted torsion spring should allow the home owner to manually open or close the door to the halfway point and stop with the door showing minimal movement.
Before any automatic door opener is connected to the door or any adjustments are made to the closing force sensor the door needs to be balanced by adjusting the spring. It is even common for a garage door which is only a few years old to need adjustment of the torsion spring. Torsion springs lose tension as the metal fatigues over years of wear and tear.
Adjusting the torsion spring is not considered a user serviceable part and should be adjusted by the experienced garage door service technician. Serious injury is quite possible when adjusting the tension. If the home owner finds it necessary to adjust the force sensor adjustment on the door opener motor to the maximum setting, this indicates that there is a major potential problem with either the sensor or an imbalanced door. Proper safety precautions and adjustment should be done by a trained professional.
Get more information on garage doors and garage door openers by visiting Premium Garage Door Service of Minnesota.Older door openers will not have the same safety and security features that even the most basic of present day models will possess; just as newer garage doors will be more efficient than older models. With each and every door opener unit it is possible for some of the safety features to fail while still allowing normal functionality of the automatic garage door opener to open the door. Newer door openers have additional circuitry to prevent the closing of a door in the event of a malfunctioning safety sensor. Most doors will still open with the activation wall switch even if the close function has been disabled.
Not every component of a door or opener will require involved maintenance, but just a cursory inspection. Some of the serviceable parts which a home owner can maintain on their own is the lubrication of the garage door rollers and chain. Realigning the infrared sensor at the bottom of the door opening is by far the easiest task for the home owner to perform as well. The majority of the other parts are not easily or safely serviced and should by no means be attempted by the untrained and experienced individual.
The garage door will either make use of one or two torsion springs located just above the garage door on the interior header or springs to the sides where the door travels on the tracks. The purpose of these springs is to provide a counter balance system which will allow the home owner to manually open or close the door safely and with little effort. Without these springs being properly adjusted with the correct tension, the door will likely slam upward or come crashing down. A properly adjusted torsion spring should allow the home owner to manually open or close the door to the halfway point and stop with the door showing minimal movement.
Before any automatic door opener is connected to the door or any adjustments are made to the closing force sensor the door needs to be balanced by adjusting the spring. It is even common for a garage door which is only a few years old to need adjustment of the torsion spring. Torsion springs lose tension as the metal fatigues over years of wear and tear.
Adjusting the torsion spring is not considered a user serviceable part and should be adjusted by the experienced garage door service technician. Serious injury is quite possible when adjusting the tension. If the home owner finds it necessary to adjust the force sensor adjustment on the door opener motor to the maximum setting, this indicates that there is a major potential problem with either the sensor or an imbalanced door. Proper safety precautions and adjustment should be done by a trained professional.
Article independently authored by Dan Elliott. The content herein may or may not reflect the views and opinions of Premium Garage Door Service. Click for search engine optimization and search engine marketing or visit WebDrafter.com's Blog.
Wednesday, January 26, 2011
How to Have an Eco-Friendly Garage
It seems that no matter where one looks these days, that there is a push to protect the environment. We can use eco-friendly fuels, cleaners, lawn care equipment, and even construction materials. So, when you decide to have a garage added to your residence, or perhaps want to upgrade your current garage's appearance, why not opt for a garage door that is not only attractive but also environmentally friendly? In addition, you might want to take it a step further and ensure that the items within your garage are also eco-friendly.
Of course, the first step is to select a garage door that is eco-friendly. There are several choices to select from. For instance:
- A wood door is an environmentally friendly choice as long as the door has a Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) endorsement. There are also door that are made totally from recycled material making them the perfect eco-friendly option.
- Steel doors usually contain at least 40% recycled materials, and often this number is even higher.
- Fiberglass doors are also good for the environment as it is made from readily available silica sand.
- Durable and energy efficient doors not only protect the environment, but are long-lasting and energy efficient. However, vinyl and plastic doors are very unfriendly for the environment and should only be used to accessorize; in addition, the vinyl doors are not as durable and will often warp.
Once you have chosen the garage door that best suits your needs and the design of your home, you can take additional steps to ensure that the items kept in your garage are also eco-friendly. For instance, what good is it to have an environmentally friendly garage door then store used automotive fluids, pesticides and chemical inside? To help you make sure that your garage is eco-friendly both inside and out, here are a few basics to keep in mind:
- Begin by cleaning out the garage. As you do so, you will get a better idea of what is stored there. And help you decide what to keep, what can be donated to Goodwill and what needs to be hauled away. Of course, if you just adding a garage to your home, you can typically skip this step-unless you are moving from a storage shed to the garage in which case you will want to sort out the unused/unwanted items rather than storing them again!
- If you have an assortment of fluids to dispose of, be sure to talk to your local agricultural extension or waste management office to learn the best way to deal with these products.
- If your water heater is in the garage, be sure that it is properly installed; also do not store boxes, tools or other items near the unit.
- Consider swapping out gas power tools for those that are electric or battery powered.
- Use high-efficiency fluorescent bulbs or install a skylight rather than incandescent lighting.
Learn more about garage doors and garage door openers by visiting Premium Garage Door Service of Twin Cities, MN.
Article independently authored by Janet Slagell. The content herein may or may not reflect the views and opinions of Premium Garage Door Service. Click for search engine optimization and search engine marketing or visit WebDrafter.com's Blog. |
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