It is often possible to replace just a single panel or a few panels of a garage door, depending on the extent of the damage and the availability of matching panels. This can be a more cost-effective solution than replacing the entire door, especially if the rest of the door is in good condition.

Yes, weather changes can significantly affect your garage door’s performance. In colder climates, low temperatures can cause metal components to contract, which may lead to stiff movements or even misalignment of the door mechanism. Conversely, in hot weather, expansion of these parts can make the door stick or fail to close properly. Additionally, moisture from rain or snow can lead to rust on metal parts or warping of wooden doors, compromising their integrity and functionality. It’s important to perform regular maintenance checks and make necessary adjustments based on the season to ensure your garage door operates smoothly throughout the year.