Your torsion springs are responsible for holding the weight of your heavy door when it opens and closes. You might notice issues with your torsion springs if your door doesn’t stay in the open position, or your door opens very slowly. Torsion springs are tightly coiled metal springs, and they are dangerous for you to adjust when you don’t know what you are doing. If you suspect that your torsion springs need to be adjusted or changed, this is a job for an emergency garage door repair specialist.…
When you first install them, glass shower doors look fancy and create an ambiance in your bathroom. However, these shower doors wear out over time and will need to be replaced. The following are tell-tale signs that you should replace your glass shower door.
Discolored Glass
When your glass shower door is constantly exposed to hard water and soap, the result may be an accumulation of soap scum and stains. Additionally, the high moisture levels in your bathroom promote mildew and mold.…
Shower curtains may be the default option in your bathroom, but there is no reason why you can’t make the switch to glass shower doors. There are many good reasons to do so when refreshing your shower.
1. Mildew
Shower curtains can become a harbor for mildew and mold growth, particularly along the bottom edge that is most exposed to water. Part of the problem is that curtains dry out slowly due to the folds in the fabric and plastic liners.…
