It feels like it's always blowing–and usually in the wrong direction.But, so far, my garage door has been holding up well ...

you may need to replace either the wall switch or the switch wires. To determine whether the garage door opener switch or the wires are bad, first unscrew the switch from the wall and touch the tw ...

If you notice problems with your garage, you might have a foundation issue. From misaligned doors to uneven floors, learn how ...

Power and durability may be at the top of your list if you have a solid wood garage door, or you may have a house design that requires a less obtrusive wall-mounted garage door opener. Then ...

Attach the wiring to studs and wall or to ceiling surfaces with the cable staples. Attach the end of the wire to the motor unit. Program the garage door remote opener so that it will activate the ...

6. Use a track lock for extra protection Garage door track locks are simple bolts you can install on the wall beside a garage door so the bolt slides through slots in the track the door runs on.

For many years, most American homes have been built with cars in mind, so it's unsurprising that garages come with the package. In fact, even if you didn't have a car, you can still use your ...

I didn’t have power near my wall push button, so I opted to wire directly into the opener. The iSmartGate HomeKit garage door opener is pricier than the Meross option, but it appears to be a bit ...