Eddie's Garage Doors, Inc. is a locally owned and operated company. Eddie's Garage Doors, Inc. has been serving Columbia, MO and the surrounding area for over three decades. The goal of Eddie's Garage Doors, Inc. is to give our customers sound advice based on our knowledge and great service both before and after the sale. We truly stand behind our work and have always gone the extra mile to serve our customer's needs. At Eddie's Garage Doors, Inc. we understand that your garage door installation is an important part of your home for both aesthetics and function.
Whether it is a brand new garage, a complete remodel, or you are simply replacing an old broken garage door, we will help you with any of your garage installation needs. Our professional technicians are trained to install all major brands such as Doorlink®, CHI®, and Clopay™. Garage Doors. Eddie's Garage Doors, Inc. helps you look at the five important elements when choosing a garage door - color, design, material, windows, and insulation. We also help you decide which garage door window will add both natural light into your garage and curb appeal to your home.
Did you know that the first garage doors may date back to around 450 B.C.? Garage doors during this time period helped to house and store chariots.
When the track for the sliding door is preventing the door from moving properly or closing completely, do not try forcing it. Too much pressure can cause further damage, even to the point of breaking the glass. Have the door examined and the situation corrected.
If you're doing up your home, it makes sense to pay attention to the garage door. As the single largest moving part of the house, it covers a lot of space and thus draws the eye. This means that it should look as pristine as the rest of the exterior.
Sometimes repairing the track on a sliding door means removing the sliding door from the frame, which can be tricky, especially if the door is made of heavy glass. Fortunately, sliding door experts know exactly what they’re doing to prevent problems.
Carriage-style garage doors can be the right choice for many traditional houses, but they won’t suit a mid-century modern home. Opt for a door with clean lines, flat panels and minimal hardware for a sleek, streamlined look.