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Precision Garage Door of Savannah

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3 Things You Need To Know Before
Buying a Garage Door

1. Which Is The Best Garage Door?

The best garage door is the one that fits your needs. We sell and professionally install Amarr, Haas Doors, Door Link, Eden Coast, and CHI Garage Doors. These manufacturers typically offer a very good value for our customers. The warranty is good and most of the time we/you don't need to use it, which represents a win/win for us and our customers. We can get almost any garage door manufactured today, so if you have a special request, please let us know.

Choose The Right Material & Style For Your Garage Door

Door Styles

Windows, Color & Decorative Options

Design your perfect garage door using the Precision Garage Door Designer. You may also submit your design and get a free price quote. Click here to start designing.

Your ability to customize your garage door to your home's decor will be affected by the type of door you choose. Garage doors are commonly found in steel, wood, carriage house and wood composite.

Steel Garage Door

Steel Garage Doors

Steel is the most popular material used for garage doors today because of its durability. Steel will look great forever and is virtually maintenance-free. It also has the advantage of being the least expensive garage door you can buy. If you're looking to add even more curb appeal, a Steel Door in Carriage Style like the one pictured, might be just what you're looking for.

Carriage House Door

Carriage House Doors

Carriage house is a style of door, not a material, but you'll certainly want to consider it when purchasing a new door.

Traditionally, carriage style doors are made out of wood and remind us of the days when garage doors were pulled open rather than lifted overhead.

Upscale wood doors are available in nearly limitless variety. Precision will be happy to provide a free estimate and work with your architect on finding exactly the right style.

Carriage house doors now also come in steel and are available to homeowners of every budget. In fact, a carriage style door in steel might be comparable in price to a similar door in raised panel, or just slightly more.

See the available styles using our door designer or call for a free price quote.

Wood-Composite Garage Door

Wood Composite Garage Doors

Wood composite garage doors are made out of recycled materials which make them a very green choice. They are made to resemble the traditional look of a wood door, however they require less maintenance.

Wood composite garage doors come ready to paint (they do not come finished and do need to be painted or stained), which allows these doors to be perfectly customized to your home's decor.

Glass Garage Doors

Glass Garage Doors

Glass garage doors, actually made from aluminum, radically beautify a home's exterior. Sometimes referred to as French Doors or Frenchporte, these doors operate in the exact same way as a standard garage door. The frosted glass is translucent and is made from a polycarbonate that is virtually unbreakable. In contrast to this garage door's frail beauty they are very durable and maintenance free. As expected, the traffic-stopping beauty and the technology behind its durability comes with a higher price tag.

Custom Garage Door

Custom Garage Doors

In addition to the above styles, you may also consider doors that are unique and offer options to match your home's design. Houses were made in different periods and many styles. In some cases the shape and size of the garage are unique. No problem.

We can get a garage door customized for your home's specifications. These doors can reflect old world styles, and are available with decorative hand-forged hardware and architectural glass options. Precision will work with homeowners, architects and designers to help match your Garage Door to your home's unique style.

2. Insulation

The energy efficiency of your new garage door will depend on how well it's insulated. This is most often stated in R-Value. The higher the R-Value the more energy efficient the garage door.

There are 2 types of insulation used in garage doors: polystyrene and polyurethane.

Polystyrene is similar to the materials used in a foam cooler. It is less expensive than polyurethane and will provide a high R-value. Polyurethane is sprayed into a door with interior and exterior steel and provides a superior quality and R-Value. It will typically be a little more expensive than polystyrene.

For example, a wood garage door will have an R-Value around 8, while insulated steel doors can achieve R-Values between 13 and 19.

3. Choose The Best Company To Install Your New Door

Our door installers are professional and courteous at all times. They arrive at your home uniformed and in clearly marked vehicles.
We carry all the necessary insurance and will provide proof upon request.
Every door we sell comes with a full warranty. Your garage door will be installed by a local company, and it will be backed by a National Franchise.

Protect Your Home During Hurricane Season

Hurricane Garage Doors

Hurricane season can be a devastating time for homeowners, but it doesn’t have to be with the right garage door. All of Precision’s garage doors are wind-rated to ensure you and your home are safe. Precision makes sure all wind code standards are met with every garage door we install. Typically wind load requirements for coastal communities of South Carolina and Georgia will range from 120 mph to 140 mph (Category 3 hurricanes and higher).

Since most counties do not require a permit to install a garage door, many companies take shortcuts and install garage doors that cannot withstand hurricane force winds. Garage doors are the main point of entry for wind due to the size of the opening and will wreak havoc on the structural support of your home if they fail. This can lead to severe roof damage—roofs are designed to tolerate winds from outside of your home, but if your garage door fails, the wind will be coming from underneath, potentially lifting the roof of your home.

Other damage can include debris that can enter your home through the drywall as well as blown out doors and windows. Precision recommends that all homeowners make sure their garage door meets the appropriate wind load requirements for their area. Don’t wait for an approaching storm to consider the risks… Call us today to secure your home!

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