As 2021 continues

so do raw material price increases on garage doors and garage door parts

The end of June has brought us to an 45% increase this year to date

 

New year, new home renovations? Whether you're getting ready to transform your entire kitchen into a farmhouse-chic dream (hello, ship lap and apron sink!) or maybe just to add some new wood floor for the foyer, it pays to know what kind of return on investment your home renovation might deliver. According to Remodeling magazine's annual Cost vs. Value report, not all home remodeling projects deliver the same bang for the buck. Far from it, in fact.

So which projects give you the biggest return on investment these days? This year (like last), the No. 1 finisher was garage-door replacement. While not as fabulous as a full-kitchen remodel, this project essentially pays for itself, earning you a whopping 97.5% of your money back.

For this report, now in its 32nd year, researchers analyzed 22 popular home improvements in 136 markets nationwide. The magazine polled contractors on how much they charge for these jobs, as well as real estate agents on how much they think these features would boost a home's market price. They then used those figures to calculate what percentage of its cost each project might recoup—or not.

For an email estimate

send your door size, The model(s) you want the quote for, and inside pictures of the track and garage door

to:

blairgaragedoor@gmail.com



A deposit of 40%

is required for all special order garage doors after the estimate, measurements and installation price have been agreed upon

We will email a deposit invoice to you

which must be paid before the garage door can

be ordered