Commercial, Residential

Garage Door Weatherstripping & Seal Replacement

Stop drafts, moisture, and pests from entering your home. We provide professional replacement of all garage door seals and weatherstripping throughout the Denver Metro area.

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Residential Garage Door Weatherstripping & Seals

Worn or missing weatherstripping can allow cold air, moisture, snow and rodents to enter your garage through your garage door. Smart Garage Door Service replaces all types of garage door seals and weatherstripping throughout Denver Metro.

 

The bottom seal is the rubber strip that is attached to the bottom of the door and it contacts the floor. It is by far the most common seal to wear out or fail, and its purpose is to keep out drafts, water, and pests. If you can see light under your closed garage door, or if you can feel cold air entering your garage, the first thing you should check is the bottom seal of your garage door.

 

The weatherstripping around the sides and top of the door frame wears out over time as well. If the worst place for water to collect in the garage is at the bottom of the door. If you can see light coming in around the door frames or cold air entering your garage during the winter months then your door seals need to be replaced.

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Smart Garage Door Service can replace any type of garage door seal and weatherstripping in the Denver Metro area.

 

A threshold seal is a type of weatherstripping that can be retrofitted to the garage threshold as opposed to being part of the door. The purpose of a threshold seal is to stop water, dirt, and pests from entering the garage under the door. This product is particularly useful in the Denver Metro area where in the spring there is a lot of snowmelt and heavy rain that can fill garages with water under the door.

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Our Solutions

Comprehensive Sealing Solutions

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Bottom Seal Replacement

The rubber strip at the base of the door is the most common point of failure; we replace these to block drafts, water, and pests.

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Side & Top Seals

We replace worn weatherstripping around the frame to eliminate light gaps and cold air entry.

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Threshold Seals

A specialized retrofit for your garage floor to prevent water, dirt, and pests from entering ideal for managing heavy spring snowmelt.

04

Insulation Upgrades

We provide and install insulation panels for single-layer steel doors to boost energy efficiency and reduce outside noise.

05

Damage Assessment

We evaluate your door for cracks, torn edges, and seal compression to ensure you are prepared before the winter season hits.

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Professional Installation

Our team handles the selection and mounting of all seal types, ensuring a perfect fit for your specific door model.

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Damage Assessment

We evaluate your door for cracks, torn edges, and seal compression to ensure you are prepared before the winter season hits.

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Professional Installation

Our team handles the selection and mounting of all seal types, ensuring a perfect fit for your specific door model.

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Our Simple 3-Step Process

From your first call to a fully operational system — fast and hassle-free.

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Call or Book Online

Call 720-299-5604 or fill out our form. We confirm your appointment within 15 minutes.

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Free Assessment & Quote

We assess your setup and give you a written flat-rate quote before touching anything.

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Install, Program & Train

We install, program all users, and walk you through everything before we leave.

FAQ

Common Questions

How do I know if my garage door weatherstripping needs to be replaced?
Check for the following indicators to know if your garage door weatherstripping must be replaced. 1) Visible light around the edges of your closed garage door. 2) Cold air entering your garage during winter months. 3) Water entering under the garage door during rainy or melting snow conditions. 4) Cracks, tears, or flat worn out rubber on weatherstripping seals. 5) If you are able to slide a piece of paper under and around your closed garage door without any resistance then your weatherstripping needs to be checked or replaced.
Most garage door seals have a life expectancy of 5 to 10 years. They can be made of different types of materials and are subject to UV and temperature extremes. In the dry climate of Colorado, weatherstripping is expected to degrade at a faster rate than it would in more humid climates such as the east coast.

Bottom seals of your garage are typically an easy DIY to replace. The side and top seals are a bit more complex to replace depending on the type of seals you have on your door. And the threshold seals require a special adhesive to attach to the threshold, and some preparation to the door frame. If you are not comfortable with a DIY to replace your weatherstripping or if you find out that your door frame also needs some work, it is best to have a professional install the weatherstripping for you.

Costs vary for different styles of weatherstripping and sizes of doors. A flat-rate quote will be provided before we start work on your garage door. Most weatherstripping can be replaced in a single visit.
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