....Keeping you and your loved ones safe ...
Don't let your garage door spell disaster! A garage door is basically a moving wall. As such, it is the largest moving object in your home and one of the objects with the greatest potential to injure a family member or damage property. Obviously, an improperly installed garage door system can exert tremendous force when the door closes. In fact, statistics have shown that over 30,000 people annually are injured by faulty garage door systems. Don't let an unnecessary accident happen to your family or friends; take this decision seriously and select a company with experience.
Call us today! Keep your children safe Reports received by the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC), indicate many children between the ages of 2 and 14 have been trapped and killed under automatic garage doors. Other children have suffered brain damage or serious injuries when the closing door hit them, failing to stop and reverse its direction.
Teach children to keep their hands and fingers clear of section joints, hinges, tracks, springs and other garage door parts. Contact with a moving garage door or its hardware could cause serious injury. Precautions A few simple precautions can protect your family and friends from potential harm. Please take a few minutes to read the following safety and maintenance tips.
Garage doors can weigh as much as 1000 lbs and can cause serious injury or even death if proper care and maintenance are not exercised.
simple garage door safety tips Never let a child play with or play around your garage door. Never leave a child or disabled person alone near a garage door.
Teach your children about garage door safety. Never let them play with the garage door remote controls. Check the rollers and cables for your garage door every month to ensure they are in good working order. Never leave an automobile or personal property underneath an open garage door.
Call Proudly Garage Doors ones or twice a year for your 25 point safety inspection and service.
Keep the wall button out of the reach of children.
The recommended height is at least 5 feet from the floor.
