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Covid-19 Shipping Delay Notice

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Due to the overwhelming demand for deliveries across Canada, as well as modified practices by our shipping partners to keep their workforce and customers safe, customers should anticipate parcel delays for the foreseeable future. Canada Post is responding to unprecedented parcel volumes and has suspended all service guarantees, including Express post. Therefore, we are unable to give you an accurate estimate of your parcel's arrival date. Please use the provided tracking information to check online for the most up to date information on the shipment. Delays of several days or even weeks are not uncommon at this time. We appreciate...

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The Secrets of Garage Door Torsion Springs

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The Secrets of Garage Door Torsion Springs Torsion springs play a very important role every single time you open or close your garage door. Here’s what you should know about what they do, how they affect the lifecycle of your garage door, and what to do when they’re in need of repair. How Do Torsion Springs Work?Just like any spring, garage door torsion springs store mechanical energy, which makes them tighten. Torsion springs store energy by using a rotating or twisting motion. The advantage of garage door torsion springs over conventional springs is that they can store lot more energy...

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FAQs about orders and the COVID-19 virus

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Can I place an order? Will you deliver the package?Yes, Homegarage is working hard to maintain a selection of priority items and deliver them to Canadians. In some cases, due to high demand, delivery times may be longer than usual. Please avoid using delivery addresses for buildings that may be closed due to the current provisions (e.g. schools).Our teams are working to ensure availability of all products, and continue to bring on additional capacity to deliver customer orders. We are continuing to ship all available selection in our inventory.

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How Winter May Make Your Garage Door Dangerous (But Doesn’t Have to)

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How Winter May Make Your Garage Door Dangerous (But Doesn’t Have to)

The pouring snow, gusty winds, and chilling cold all take a heavy toll on the constructional integrity of your garage door. During the colder months, the metal parts of your garage door, such as screws and springs, tend to shrink, not only causing unexpected problems with closing and/or opening but also making your garage door an unnecessary danger. Here are some measures you can take to minimize the garage door danger during the winter: Regular Inspection and Maintenance Inspect the garage door thoroughly, making sure that all the moving parts are in fine working condition, ideally well before the onset...

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If a garage door spring breaks, should you replace both of them?

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If a garage door spring breaks, should you replace both of them?

If a garage door spring breaks, should you replace both of them? Should I replace both springs? This is a question we receive very often, and here’s an honest answer: If your door has two springs, the quick answer is most definitely change both springs to not only save yourself money but also to prevent any more inconvenience in the near future from another broken spring. Both springs have completed the same number of cycles which means they have the same exact amount of wear. If your door uses extension springs (they stretch down alongside the track as the door...

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