Why does my door freeze to the floor?

Water under the seal freezes overnight; clear snow and slush before closing.

Can I replace a bottom seal myself?

Sometimes, but the right seal type depends on the door.

Gaps around a garage door let in snow, cold air, water and mice. New seals are a small job that makes a big difference in a Grand Rapids winter.

Rubber or vinyl seals along the bottom of the door fill gaps against an uneven floor.

Weatherstripping along the sides and top blocks drafts.

A raised seal on the floor helps where the slab slopes or has settled.

Old seals freeze to the floor; new ones and a silicone spray help.

Gaps let in mice when the weather turns cold.

Seals help insulated doors perform as designed.

Replace seals in fall before the first snow.

Light under the door, snow drifting in or water on the floor.

Tell the technician the door size. Send a request and a garage door technician will get in touch.

Why does my door freeze to the floor?: Water under the seal freezes overnight; clear snow and slush before closing.
Can I replace a bottom seal myself?: Sometimes, but the right seal type depends on the door.

Send a request and a garage door technician will get in touch. Requests answered 7 days a week.