No. While we do install many garage floor systems every week, we also offer great systems for basements, walkways, patios, and pool-decks. For outside areas, such as pool-decks or patios, we have beautiful RiverRock Surfacing that has to be seen to be believed. This is a natural stone product that lasts forever and is much more cost efficient than stamped concrete or brick pavers.

The first time the Garage Door Screen is installed, it might take 30 minutes to install. After that, it takes only a minute or so to put up or take down.

Everything needed to install your screen is included. Hook and self-adhesive loop fastener, screen, and directions.

Replacing your garage door is like working on your car, therefore, some mechanical expertise is necessary. Carefully study the parts and installation instructions before you remove your old door. Garage doors because of their size can be heavy and a helper should be recruited before you start. Allow yourself a day to complete the job which will include hauling away the old door.

We've done a series of Hot Tire Pick-Up tests in our lab with excellent results, i.e., no pick-up. However, the SkimStone Protective Sealer (a pure waterborne urethane coating) can be penetrated by anti-freeze and some automotive fluids so drips and spills must be promptly wiped up. Garage floors are typically very smooth and sealed to prevent dusting, which makes them easier to keep clean.

MARBELITE can be applied to concrete driveways with vehicular traffic having no effect on its durability or longevity. For garage floors, the TERRALITE SYSTEM is provided by MARBELITE as an alternative to Terrazzo, with much more versatility. It provides all the beauty of Terrazzo, with virtually none of the upkeep.

Engineered flooring can be stapled, glued or floated over existing floors including concrete at grade or below grade levels. Precise milling make these floors very easy to install and perfect for the do it yourselfer. Detailed installation instructions are included on our website.

All installations are undertaken by our own employed, factory-trained, fitters, who are constantly under going further training, thus ensuring all installations are of the highest standard.

Sure you can, if you are experienced in the installation of garage doors and their components. Garage doors can weigh up to 400 pounds, and the springs they use are in extreme tension, so it is pretty dangerous. Professional installers will ensure that the job is done correctly, and more importantly, you will not be personally exposed to danger. Furthermore, professional installers offer warranties on their labor, so if you have any problems later, you will be covered.

Since this environment is prone to more dust and airborne particles and may have varnish, paint or other odors present, caution is recommended. Steffes Corporation does not recommend ETS in these types of environments. Return to index

Yes! The load capacity of the trusses above attached, enclosed garages with ceiling acces typically have the same capacity requirements as the rest of the residential roof.

This depends on the condition of your subfloor and other considerations. Please talk to your retailer for further installation information related to your particular project.

Wall tiles are specifically made to for walls. The glaze applied is too soft and thin and the tile itself is more porous, making the tile softer and more prone to breakage with heavy foot traffic.

The floor in the central hallway was originally made of brick, but was replaced with concrete in 1885. A second concrete floor was laid in 1949, shortly before the building became a museum. The floors on the second story were originally made of wood. Visitors today to those galleries are standing on quarter-sawn pine, which was also installed in 1949.

Our chain and belt drive garage door openers require approximately 4 inches of space between the ceiling and the highest travel point of your door.  Our screw drive models require approximately six inches of space between the ceiling and the highest travel point of your door. To find out if you have the amount of clearance required, manually open your door so that the top rollers are in the radius of the track and the top of the door is at its highest point.

You have two choices. You can drill the concrete and anchor the unit with the suggested anchors or you can get a "Door and Wall Kit" and mount it above or on top of the ledge. Yes! It will work as we have stated or package it up and ship it back to use for a full refund your purchase price.

A - The opener with rail attached is 10'2” in length. The minimal space needed to install and hang the opener is approximately 10'6”.

We do not recommend hardwood flooring in full bathrooms that have a shower or bathtub. These rooms have the potential for standing puddles of water that can damage wood floors.

Unfortunately not. The installation of tile heating can only be done before the tiles are laid. If however you have purchased a new existing home without tile heating, you can have a carpet heater installed under a loose lay rug to negate the problem.

Yes, Mohawk Engineered & Longstrip (glueless) Hardwood Floors are suitable for installing over a radiant heated concrete slab. Caution: The slab surface must never exceed 85 degrees F in temperature. Before installing over a radiant heated floor, turn off heat and wait until the floor has reached room temperature. After installing the floor return the heat to the previous setting.

Heat sources are chosen based on the water temperatures required and the total heat load needed for the space. For most full home hydronic heating systems a boiler will be used, but in some cases, such as a single room addition, a dedicated water heater may be used. This will be based on local code allowances and other design considerations. If a water heater is used, it is not recommended that his same unit be used to supply the domestic hot water needs.

Talking to us would be the first step. We are better suited to assess that aspect. One recent comment "You were right Alan, it is so simple if it's done to your routine. The next one will be a breeze"

Holmes recommends that only experienced do-it-yourselfers tackle installing a garage door. DIYers should enlist the help of at least one other person when installing a garage door for the first time. Common tools needed for installation are screwdrivers, wrenches, a power drill and a stepladder. Depending on the skill level of the DIYer, installation can take 8 – 10 hours.

The door package includes the sections, track, spring assembly, operator reinforcement bracket and hardware required to install the door. Several additional items can be purchased at your Holmes retailer to aid in installation. These items are: 1) Rear track hanger kit for attachment of the horizontal track to the ceiling in the back of the garage. Existing hangers generally can be reused.

Punched angle for rear track hangers and automatic opener - 1 _" x 1 _" minimum (angle at least 13 ga. or 3/32" thick.)

A Solid Colors and Light/Heavy Chip Floors can be installed in two days. Granitex Floors will take three days to install. Solid Color Floors have two coats; one coat of epoxy and a topcoat of polyurethane. Chip Floors have at least three coats and Granitex floors have up to five coats.

Our standard garage floor installation only takes 1 day and our more decorative systems take 2 days. This includes all prep work plus the application of our flooring system.

Whether you are installing our opener on a heavy wood door or a lightweight door, such as aluminum, steel, or fiberglass, you must reinforce the inside of the top panel of the garage door both vertically and horizontally.  Reinforcement is imperative to prevent damage to the door, particularly the top panel, which receives the most stress from the open and close cycles.

Depending on your mechanical skills, readiness of garage, and whether one or more people are involved, anywhere from two to six hours.

Sheds, swimming pools and garages are considered accessory structures and must be constructed in the rear half of the lot, never the front. Privacy fences cannot exceed 7 feet in height, cannot be in the front yard, and if you are on are corner lot, the fence must be 12.5 feet in from the exterior side (street side) property line. No fence over 4 feet in height may be erected in the front yard and shall have a minimum of 75% of its surface open.