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what do you need garage door insulation for?

  1. Energy saving
    Without garage door insulation, your garage door is basically a thin layer of metal, which can make your garage much colder in the Arizona cold winter and hotter in the steaming hot Arizona summer. Insulating your garage door helps maintain a stable temperature inside your garage, reducing the need for extra heating or cooling. In fact, insulation can keep your garage up to 12°F warmer in winter and 25°F cooler in summer, leading to lower energy bills for your home - Which equals to money saving for the long run!
  2. Added Durability
    Insulating your garage door adds strength to the garage door itself, making it more resistant to impacts from children, cars, or equipment- as well as adding length to your garage door lifespan. This extra durability helps prevent dents and damages, extending the life of your garage door. Moreover, insulated doors can reduce the strain on your door’s mechanisms, making them operate more smoothly and quietly.
  3. Convenience and comfort
    If you use your garage as a gym, storage or a workplace, insulation will make your garage comfortable throughout the year. An insulated garage door keeps the temperature even, creating a more comfortable space to be in. In colder areas like Payson or Flagstaff, it helps you keep the garage area warmer, making it easier to load groceries or get the kids in and out the car.

Importance and Benefits

lifespan

Insulating your garage door can help your door last longer.

price

Insulating your garage door shouldn't be costly! We offer wide ranges of materials in different priced to fit your needs, and to help you save some money on the next elecrticity bill!

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Types of Garage Door Insulation

When considering a garage door insulation, you’ll have a few options based on the deferent materials and designs of your garage door. Here are the most common types:

  • Polystyrene Sheets: Provides a moderate R-value (3.7-7.4), and fits between garage door panels, helping with both insulation and durability.
  • Polyurethane: A liquid foam that fills every gap, providing a higher R-value (11 or more) and stronger insulation.
  • Reflective Foil: Great for warmer climates, especially for Arizona heat, it reflects heat away from your garage, keeping it cooler.
  • Fiberglass Batts: A cost friendly option, installed on the inner side of the garage door.

While insulation does add a little weight to the garage door, modern materials are lightweight enough that they won’t affect the garage door’s performance or its operation. Most garage doors are designed to handle the added weight without issues.

DIY? not a great idea when it comes to your garage door safety.

DIY garage door insulation may seem like a good idea, but it can be time-consuming and requires the right tools and expertise. Improper installation may damage your garage door, which could reduce its effectiveness. Hiring professional garage door insulation installers is essential to ensure that the insulation is properly installed, maximizing its energy efficiency and smooth performance.

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