FAQ

Many garage door openers have security measures to head off accidental harm to individuals and property. When one of them is activated or not working, the door will not operate. We can help you assess your problem over the phone to help figure out if a trained technician would be helpful.
If your door will not lift, you may have a broken spring. Your garage door is the biggest moving object in your residence, and like any other, it is a machine that needs regular care. Sometimes components do break or wear out and need to be replaced. A broken spring will stop a door in its tracks. Reach out to us and we will help determine if you simply need to replace a battery in your remote, or perhaps a professional service visit would be the optimal solution.
The garage door most in demand is two car door, 16×7 in size. The common total price for this size door without windows will come to between $750 and $1000, indicated by your choices for door style and options. Smaller doors will run even less. Contact us for a free estimate! Our sales staff is ready to assist you in choosing the perfect door for your home or building.

With the right maintenance schedule, some garage doors are still running fine after over fifty years, while other garage doors seem to be slated to fail in around seven. With wood doors, you may find that those made over 40 years ago can still be excellent and serviceable, even though extensive reconditioning is often useful. Newer wood doors are more likely constructed of weaker woods that simply do not last like higher quality woods. Steel is prevalent as a garage door material, and they usually last a long time if produced and installed with careful attention to quality. You know you need a new steel door if you find creases or cracks down the center. But when it looks great externally, it is most likely in need of a simple repair. In any case, we would love to hear from you!

To justify the cost of an insulated door vs. a non insulated door, the cost of the Extreme Weather package or the cost of a higher R-Value, take the door cost difference divided by an average 25 year door life divided by a 6 month heating season. This equals the actual cost per month. For example: $250.00 more for an insulated door or higher R Value / 25 years = $10.00 per year / 6 month heating season = $1.67 per month (How much fuel can you buy for 1.67 per month?)

Just take a picture of your home upload your photo into Haas Create and you can drop different models colors or window options in and visualize what the door will look on your home.

To provide our customers with additional value we certify many of our our installers through IDEA for a higher quality installation.
We feature many locally made products, several manufactured in Ohio and Haas Doors are manufactured in Fulton County.

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