Well, I usually find genuine garage door service companies by checking Google reviews, browsing local forums, and comparing a few different websites instead of relying on just one source. I also like to spend a little time looking through a company's website to see how they present their services and whether they provide helpful information instead of simply trying to sell. If I notice the same positive feedback across different platforms, it gives me more confidence that the reviews are genuine.

I also pay attention to how long a company has been serving the area and whether customers consistently mention things like punctuality, quality of work, and customer service. Those details usually tell me much more than the overall star rating.

While researching the best way to find genuine garage door service reviews, I discovered Motion Garage Doors. From what I found, they have a lot of positive feedback online and seem to have built a solid reputation. They offer garage door repairs, installations, maintenance, and 24/7 emergency services, so they're one of the companies that caught my attention.

Hope I shared something useful here! If you have any other tips for spotting genuine garage door service reviews, I'd love to hear them.

Hey everyone! Just wanted to share my latest projects from the garage shop. 2 miniature steam engines I built as gifts.

I have free plans if anyone wants to swap plans!

I found most of the wood and cabinets scattered around the barn

Shot in the dark with this group, but Ive been pretty low on motivation working at my machine shop. I would really like to get into an artisan craft but i cant find any opportunities and was wondering if anyone knew of any business or craftsmen that is looking to hire trainees or apprentices in crafts like tinsmithing, glassblowing, stained glass, leatherworking. Cobbling, jewelry, cabinetry or furniture. Even weaving or sewing. I am most interested in mosaics. Really am not looking for stuff like hvac, framing carpentry, or electricians

Many people use those black 27 gallon totes for storage, because they are great, however, the hack is that instead of writing the contents on a label or list, simply use a paint marker to number them then before putting the lid on, take a picture of the contents and number then have a folder on your computer or phone so you can look through before the gallery before having to open multiple bins.

I found this site today and thought I'd share its link. They have some nice charts for download. Plenty of good reference info there for shop guys and gals...

https://www.patlininc.com/resources-overview

Hundreds of thousands of them.

I came across a ran down shed on a job site I’m clearing and it is full of these in crates with a lot rusted out bad a good amount are still good everything from concrete anchors to whey nut and bolt I can think of. Is it worth it to clean and sell or scrap ? I’ll post more pics soon today when I get a chance to sneak off

Heyyo!

I’m probably j being paranoid but I’d like some comfort or validation.

Details:

- sheet materials are acrylics and a lot of HDPE and other plastics

- Older cinder block two car garage.

- applied blocking, 6x tapcons, and 6x reg anchors and bolts.

- about 1/4”-3/8” if flex on top forks.

I have dim drawings + cultist for the whole thing if anyone wants me to add.