Seattle's garage stock is as varied as its neighborhoods. Older in-city lots hide detached garages down tight alleys that take compact doors and careful track work, while newer construction packs attached garages under living space where a noisy opener carries straight into bedrooms. The craftsman-era stock that gives the city its look is also the stock whose garage doors are hitting their age-out years in waves.
What gets called in around Seattle?
Spring replacements, original-hardware doors on the older housing stock reaching end of life together
Opener upgrades, attached garages under living space where the old chain-drive wakes the house
Weather sealing, a wet winter and a lot of garages that take water under the door
Off-track resets, tight alley garages and urban maneuvering that tags tracks and panels
Full replacements, the wave of post-war doors and builder-grade units aging out
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