Residential Garage Doors

Fall 2009 BEFORE & AFTER CONTEST WINNERS

Winners are calculated using the overall rating multiplied by the amount of votes, ie rating of 4.0 with 500 votes = final score 2,000"
 

	Winner - E, Gorman (Mason,OH)  - Overall Rating. 4.85, # of Votes 729, Final score 3,535
	Before		After
	Entry Comments: The original garage doors were 30+ years old and were painted multiple times. Not only were the doors falling apart but so were the tracks. It sounded like a freight train was roaring through our house every time we would open/close the garage doors. We installed the new doors ourselves (a daunting and tiresome task), and we're very happy with the end result. The style and color are simple yet add a great touch to our home. Most importantly, we are enjoying the safety, security, and silence of the new doors.

	First Runner Up- J, Wyner (Escondido, CA) - Overall Rating. 3.14, # of Votes 123, Final score 386
	Before		After
	Entry Comments: Our doors were old, heavy and made of wood. They were also undersized in both height and width. We have a California ranch-style home and decided that carriage style doors would enhance the look and feel of our home. Additionally, we believed that carriage doors would look more realistic as three separate bays. Everyone who sees them is very impressed by the new look.

---

	Second Runner Up- B, Morrison (Orillia,Ont)  - Overall Rating. 3.03, # of Votes 104, Final score 315
	Before		After
	Entry Comments: Our garage doors were beginning to show their wear, but when my husband backed his lawn tractor into the middle door it became clear that new garage doors were in our future. We had always admired a neighbour's garage doors and spent some time online trying to identify the make. It was CLOPAY Pro-Series! We called the Door Doctor and within a few weeks we had our beautiful new clopay doors. Before the decorative hardware was on...we had neighbours cars cruising by slowly to have a look. There have been many positive comments since then.

---

View and Vote on Current Entries