As energy costs continue to increase, homeowners are looking for more ways to reduce their energy costs. One such area that has gained more attention in recent years in the garage. Think of your garage door as one big window. When you open this “window” all that cold air rushes into the garage.
If the garage door is not insulated, the garage is already cold to begin with, so opening the door just allows temperatures to drop even more. After closing the garage door, the cold air remains. When you open the interior door to your home from the garage, all the cold air that is now trapped inside the garage gets drawn into the home, lowering the air temperature and causing your furnace to work harder.
While it is impossible to stop the rush of cold air into the garage each time you open the door, upgrading to an insulated garage door can help reduce the degree of heat loss and provide additional benefits for your home.
Benefit #1: Insulated Garage Doors Are Stronger and Durable
The manufacturing processes used to insulate the garage door results in a more durable and stronger door. The end result is a solid door that is also lightweight and energy-efficient. As an added bonus, insulated doors do not dent and ding as easily as conventional uninsulated doors.
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