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Frequently Asked Questions

Which garage door material is best for my home?

West Virginia Door LLC recommends considering your home's architecture and surroundings, as well as the local climate when choosing a garage door.

Aluminum garage doors are ideal for humid environments and offer a more modern and contemporary look.

Steel garage doors offer the widest range of color and insulation options and are available in various price ranges to suit any budget.

Wood garage doors made of cedar or redwood will add a unique and distinguished look to any residence, but will require annual maintenance.

Composite wood doors are more moisture resistant and will not rot or crack as easily.

Is a garage door opener included in my purchase?

A garage door openeris a separate purchase and not automatically included with your new door. West Virginia Door LLC offers a wide selection of opener and other accessories in price ranges to suit any budget.

How can I best maintain my garage door system?

Periodic inspections are necessary to ensure proper functioning and safety. West Virginia Door LLC recommends an annual inspection of your garage door operator system performed by professionals. In between maintenance checks of your system, routinely ensure that the rolling track and moving door area is clear of debris or other items such as shovels or lawn equipment.

Should I purchase an insulated garage door?

An insulated garage door is recommended particularly when a room is located above the garage in order to reduce energy costs. Garage door insulation technology has improved significantly and now includes improved sealing methods for peak energy efficiency.

Are West Virginia Door LLC garage systems safe?

West Virginia Door LLC offers garage doors with additional bracing and reinforced hardware for additional protection under extreme conditions. Please call anytime to ask our professionals for more information about special 'storm doors' that are available to our customers.

Why when I hit the wall control button does the door only go down a little bit before it automatically reverses, but if I hold the button it goes all the way down?

This can be caused by a number of different things. If, by doing a visual inspection of your door, you do not see anything like a broken spring, cable or hinge...Most commonly it is an issue with the sensitivity setting or something is blocking the safety sensors located on the bottom of your track. Sometimes these can get blocked by debris or knocked off by humans, pets or simple clutter in a garage. If it's not something as simple as the safety beams being misaligned, West Virginia Door LLC recommends having your system looked at by one of our trained professionals.