The moment a homeowner decides it's time for a new garage door is rarely a dramatic one. It's usually quieter than that — a door that has started taking two tries to close, a spring that gave out on a cold morning, or the slow realization that the door hanging on the front of the house has looked tired for years and is finally past the point of a

The moment a homeowner decides it's time for a new garage door is rarely a dramatic one. It's usually quieter than that — a door that has started taking two tries to close, a spring that gave out on a cold morning, or the slow realization that the door hanging on the front of the house has looked tired for years and is finally past the point of a