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COMMERCIAL ROLLING FIRE DOORS
The 640 and 641 Series Doors are ideal for openings requiring a counter-type fire-rated door. Common applications include factories, schools, concessions, hospitals, cafeterias and retail settings. Labeled with either a 3-hour Class A rating for masonry fire walls, these doors are designed to expand upward in a fire, allowing the guides to be installed flush with the sill.The 640 Series Door features 22-gauge primed galvanized steel and is ideal for applications where safety is as important as style. These NFPA-80 compliant doors are labeled with either a 3 hour UL Class A label for masonry applications, or 1-1/2 hour UL Class B label for non-masonry fire walls (a 3 hour non-masonry UL label is available upon request). Oversize UL labels are available for certain applications. A host of standard and optional features further improve performance of these doors beyond the norm in fire-rate applications.The 641 Series door features 22-gauge stainless steel and is ideal for applications where safety is as important as style. These NFPA-80 compliant doors are labeled with either a 3 hour UL Class A label for masonry applications, or a 1-1/2 hour UL Class B label for non-masonry fire walls (a 3 hour non-masonry UL label available upon request). A host of standard and optional features further improve performance of these doors beyond the norm in fire-rate applications.OVERHEAD DOOR COMPANY OF NORTHEAST ARKANSAS would like to help you with all your commercial door repairs or replacements. We are conviently located in Jonesboro Ar. We have service trucks that run daily throughout Arkansas. Call us today - why wait - 870-336-3667..
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OVERHEAD DOOR BLOG
WELCOME TO OVERHEAD DOOR COMPANY OF NORTHEAST ARKANSAS
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Overhead Door Company of Northeast Arkansas is located in Jonesboro AR and is family owned and operated. We have over 14 years experience serving homeowners and business owners in the...central region and surrounding areas. We specialize in the sales, service, repair, and installation of commercial and residential garage doors and electric openers.
At Overhead Door Company of Northeast Arkansas we are committed to excellence in every aspect of our business, including customer service, competitive pricing, and professional installation of all garage doors and openers. We do not use any subcontractors. Whether you are looking for a new door or you’re existing door just needs a little TLC…we do it all!! Or come by and bring us your set of plans whether it is a residence or a commercial building - WE DO IT ALL!!!
Feel free to browse our “photo gallery” page to see just how much a new garage door can change the look of your home. Or, fill out our “contact us form” and we will contact you right away to discuss your project
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DID YOU KNOW?
Upgrading your garage door is an investment that nearly pays for itself, according to the latest Cost vs. Value Report by Remodeling Magazine. In fact, upgrading from a basic to a mid-tier garage door has a higher expected return at resale than remodeling your kitchen or master bathroom.
Upgrading a garage door is one of the most cost effective renovations a homeowner can make. In fact, according to the latest Cost vs. Value Report by Remodeling Magazine, repl...acing a basic door with an upgraded one returned a remarkable 71.9% on original cost on average—making it one of the top renovations in the study. Now, that’s a return on investment you can take to the bank.
See the expected return on investment for your area - see website: http://www.remodeling.hw.net/facts-and-figures/cost-vs-value-report/- or call your Overhead Door Ribbon Distributor for a consultation - OVERHEAD DOOR COMPANY OF NORTHEAST ARKANSAS - Jonesboro AR
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Garage Door Insulation
In today’s economy people are looking at ways to save money and cut costs. One of the biggest costs homeowners face during the winter months is heating. It’s a delicate balance between keeping the thermostat high enough to be comfortable but low enough so you can still afford to pay the bills. Properly insulating your home goes a long way in reducing your energy bill and keeping your house warmer, but often the biggest cause of a cold home, the garage, is overlooked.
An improperly insulated garage will become cold in the winter as temperatures drop. The cold garage siphons heat away from the adjacent rooms, causing those rooms to become colder and forcing your heating system to work harder and expend more energy. Don’t worry, you don’t need to rip apart your garage to fix this.
Weather Stripping and Bottom Seal
The first thing you want to do is check the weather stripping and bottom seal around the perimeter of the garage door. From the inside of your garage, run your hand along the perimeter of the garage door and feel for drafts. Is the weather stripping and bottom seal cracked, or aging? Is there even any weather stripping or stop molding in place?
Replacing or adding good weather stripping and bottom seal is one of the biggest improvements you can make to your garage door to keep the cold out. Just like an insulated window, it doesn’t matter how good it is if you leave it open. Weather Stripping gets old and worn out and cracks, so it needs to be replaced to keep your door most efficient.
Buy A New Insulated Garage Door
These suggestions will only go so far, especially if you have an older door. If you want to make the biggest impact on stopping the cold consider buying a new insulated garage door. With the government still offering a 30% Energy Tax Credit on new energy efficient garage doors it’s never been a better time. A new insulated garage door can make a huge difference in your heating bill. To find our what the best insulated garage door is call Overhead Door Company of Northeast Arkansas.
One Last Tip
Now that your garage door is sealed and insulated, it might be a good idea to look at the door that leads into the house from the garage. Check to make sure that door is also properly sealed and insulated. Our sister company Ditta Door & Hardware sell insulated doors for any applications for your home.
In the end, anything you do to reduce the inflow of cold air to your garage will help reduce your heating bill each month. It’s hard to tell just how much money you’ll save, but as time goes on those savings will add up. You’ll appreciate the difference, in both your wallet and being in a warmer, more comfortable house.