Garage Doors Sales
The following consideration should be analyzed when purchasing your next garage door:
- Maintenance Requirements
- Insulation “R” Values i.e. Polystyrene vs. Polyurethane
- Styles Available i.e. Raised Panel, Flush, Ribbed, Elongated Panels etc.
- Thickness – Thicker is not always better!
- Durability – Will it dent?
- Composition i.e. Steel, Wood, Vinyl, Aluminum, Composite, Fiberglass
- Available Colors, Finishes and Window Options
- Strength and Gauge of Track, Hardware and Face Steel
- Security and Safety Issues
- Warranties
- Counterbalance Spring Mechanisms i.e. Extension, Torsion, Torque Master, Torque Master Plus etc.
- Construction of Sections i.e. Styles, Gauge ot Steel Panels, 24, 25, 26…
- Available Options i.e. Ball Nylon Rollers, Steel Rollers, Nylon Rollers, Top / Side Seals, Emergency Disconnect, etc.
Realize a Return on Investment
Cost Vs. Value 2021-Garage Door Replacement
Cost Vs. Value 2020-Garage Door Replacement
Cost Vs. Value 2019-Garage Door Replacement
Cost Vs. Value 2018-Garage Door Replacement
Cost Vs. Value 2017-Garage Door Replacement
Cost Vs. Value 2016-Garage Door Replacement
Cost Vs. Value 2016-Garage Door Replacement
Whether you’re planning on moving in the future or you’re fixing up your forever home, garage door and entry door upgrades are among the Top 5 home improvement projects that generate the biggest bang for your buck at resale, according to the Remodeling 2020 Cost vs. Value report . Garage door upgrades provide a nationwide average return on investment of 98.3%.
Is the Contractor Legitimate?
- Hire only state-licensed contractors.
- Check a contractor’s license number online at www.cslb.ca.gov or by calling 800.321.CSLB (2752).
- Get at least three bids.
- Get three references from each bidder and review past work in person.
- Make sure all project expectations are in writing and only sign the contract if you completely understand the terms.
- Ask to see the contractor’s pocket license and a current photo ID.
- Ask whether the contractor carries workers’ compensation insurance for employees and general liability insurance.
- Try searching your contractor’s name online for additional reviews, but consider the source.
- Make sure the contractor gives you an estimate in writing and the contract lists his/her name, contractor license number, address, and phone number.
- Never pay more than 10% down or $1,000, whichever is less. Don’t pay in cash.
- Don’t let payments get ahead of the work.
- Keep a job file of all papers relating to your project, including all payments.
- Don’t make the final payment until you’re satisfied with the job.
Protect yourself from uncrupulous or unlicenced contractors
- Only hire state-licensed contractors.
- Any contractor performing work of $500 or more (combined labor and material costs) must be licensed by CSLB to work in California.
- Avoid being caught up in high-pressure sales tactics.
- Avoid rushing into repairs. Take the time to get at least three identical bids and verify testimonials.
- Ask to see the contractor’s “pocket license” or their representative’s “Home Improvement Salesperson” registration. All contractors are issued pocket licenses that show the type of trade for which they are licensed, and the license expiration date. Ask to see a photo identification to confirm their identity.
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What You Should Know BEFORE HIRING A CONTRACTOR
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Contact Us
Signs include unusual noises, slow operation, or visible damage. Contact ADM Garage Doors, INC for a professional assessment.
We offer a variety of styles, materials, and colors suitable for residential and commercial properties, including custom options.
Typically, installations are completed within a few hours, depending on the door type and site conditions.
Yes, we offer emergency repair services to ensure your garage door is safe and functional at all times.
Cities We Serve
- Cameron Park/ Shingle Springs, CA
- Diamond Springs, CA
- El Dorado Hills, CA
- Fair Oaks, CA
- Folsom, CA
- Gold River/ Rancho Cordova, CA
- Granite Bay, CA
- Loomis, CA
- Orangevale, CA
- Rancho Murieta, CA
- Rescue, CA
- Rocklin, CA
- Roseville, CA
COMMUNITIES WE SERVE IN FOLSOM
95630 – Folsom
95630- The Enlcave, Folsom Lake College, Steeplechase, Veranda, Older Downtown Folsom, Fieldstone Meadows, Ridgestone Meadows, Ridgeview, Reflections, Empire Ranch, Sibley Square, Folsom Lake, Willow Springs, Hoxsie Ct, Broadstone, Blue Ravine Oaks, Cimmaron Hills, Morningside, The Falls at Willow Creek, The Parkway, Briggs Ranch, Lake Pointe, Folsom Industrial Park, The Knolls, La Collina Dal Lago, Cobble Hills Ridge, Cobble Ridge, Sierra Woods, Folsom Heights, Oak Vista Estates, Folsom Sierra, Camberwell/Kennnerly, Los Cerros, Perserve at Blue Ravine, Natomas Heights, Prairie Oaks, Valley Pines/Baldwin Dam
Rancho Diablo, Willow Creek ,Willow Creek East, American Rivers Estates, Willow Creek Estates South, Natomos Station, American River Canyon, Hillcrest, Folsom Ranch, Russell Ranch, Diamond Glen, Creekside Manor, Sage at Folsom, Vintage at Folsom, Iron Ridge, Lariot At Folsom Ranch, Encore at Folsom Ranch, Rockress II at Folsom Ranch, Platinum Peak at Russell Ranch, Brass Pointe at Russell Ranch, The Trails, Sterling Hills at Russell Ranch, Preservce at Folsom Ranch- Heritage Trails, Esquire at Folsom Ranch, Legends at Folsom Ranch