Garage door retailer explains how new products, including Carriage-House door designs, provide more protection from the cold and save money, as well as add beauty to the home.
October 25, 2006 (Press Release) --
Indianapolis, IN, October 30, 2006 — As the temperature drops this fall, the heating bills go up. Now is the time to look at and listen to the noises made by your garage doors as a way to increase your home’s energy efficiency, as well as boost the appeal and safety of your home.
The garage door is where most cold air can come inside, and it’s the first thing people see when they come to your home. Jim Sapp, local entrepreneur and president of Access Garage Doors says, “A garage door is your home's largest opening and often takes up 30% of the front of a home. It deserves as much thought as you give to doors and windows.”
Older garage doors are not as energy-efficient as the doors available today. The wear and tear on them further reduces their value. The noises you hear when opening and closing your garage door may indicate that parts need to be replaced or serviced.
A big factor in controlling heat loss from your garage is the “R” factor of the door. Access Garage Doors sells Wayne-Dalton doors; all of include foamed-in-place R-7.3 insulation. These doors help control costly heat loss (and heat gain in warmer seasons). With 360° weather sealing to stop air infiltration, they resist the expansion and contraction that can cause the surface to deteriorate prematurely.
According to Jim Sapp, “Garage doors, like the ones we sell at Access Garage Doors, have new and attractive features and provide the aesthetics, safety benefits, and value homeowners look for today. Wayne Dalton doors have an acoustic break that helps block street noise. They have safety-sealed, counterbalanced, pinch-resistant door panels and tamper-resistant mounting brackets.
Access Garage Doors opened a new location at 6520 E. 82nd Street, Indianapolis, IN 46250, and services homeowners and businesses with garage doors and openers. A sister company to Overhead Door of Greater Lafayette and Kokomo, which was established in 1934, Access Garage Doors recently established an office and warehouse in Indianapolis and sells one of the leading garage doors manufacturers—Wayne-Dalton—and will handle most other major brands including Overhead Door and CloPay.
New products provide options and value
Jim Sapp said, “The new 9800 line of doors will last through wind, rain, and driveway soccer practice for years. These doors will not warp, crack or rot like wood and they won’t dent or ding like steel can.”
The new Wayne-Dalton Prodrive Garage Door Opener has been engineered for safety, reliability, and quiet operation. The quietest ceiling-mounted opener is now available in a belt-drive model as well as the traditional chain drive.
Access Garage Doors will answer your questions. They have trained service technicians available 24/7, year round. They not only service all brands of residential garage doors around the clock but also service commercial doors and counter doors.
For more information, contact Jim Sapp: 317-570-5436, jsapp@accessgarages.com, www.accessgarages.com.
The garage door is where most cold air can come inside, and it’s the first thing people see when they come to your home. Jim Sapp, local entrepreneur and president of Access Garage Doors says, “A garage door is your home's largest opening and often takes up 30% of the front of a home. It deserves as much thought as you give to doors and windows.”
Older garage doors are not as energy-efficient as the doors available today. The wear and tear on them further reduces their value. The noises you hear when opening and closing your garage door may indicate that parts need to be replaced or serviced.
A big factor in controlling heat loss from your garage is the “R” factor of the door. Access Garage Doors sells Wayne-Dalton doors; all of include foamed-in-place R-7.3 insulation. These doors help control costly heat loss (and heat gain in warmer seasons). With 360° weather sealing to stop air infiltration, they resist the expansion and contraction that can cause the surface to deteriorate prematurely.
According to Jim Sapp, “Garage doors, like the ones we sell at Access Garage Doors, have new and attractive features and provide the aesthetics, safety benefits, and value homeowners look for today. Wayne Dalton doors have an acoustic break that helps block street noise. They have safety-sealed, counterbalanced, pinch-resistant door panels and tamper-resistant mounting brackets.
Access Garage Doors opened a new location at 6520 E. 82nd Street, Indianapolis, IN 46250, and services homeowners and businesses with garage doors and openers. A sister company to Overhead Door of Greater Lafayette and Kokomo, which was established in 1934, Access Garage Doors recently established an office and warehouse in Indianapolis and sells one of the leading garage doors manufacturers—Wayne-Dalton—and will handle most other major brands including Overhead Door and CloPay.
New products provide options and value
Jim Sapp said, “The new 9800 line of doors will last through wind, rain, and driveway soccer practice for years. These doors will not warp, crack or rot like wood and they won’t dent or ding like steel can.”
The new Wayne-Dalton Prodrive Garage Door Opener has been engineered for safety, reliability, and quiet operation. The quietest ceiling-mounted opener is now available in a belt-drive model as well as the traditional chain drive.
Access Garage Doors will answer your questions. They have trained service technicians available 24/7, year round. They not only service all brands of residential garage doors around the clock but also service commercial doors and counter doors.
For more information, contact Jim Sapp: 317-570-5436, jsapp@accessgarages.com, www.accessgarages.com.
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