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Traditional Garage And Shed by Nashville Interior Designers & Decorators Marcelle Guilbeau, Interior Designer If you've been following our blog for a while, you know we try to pack it as full of images and information as possible so that you can make an informed choice about your new garage door. Over the past few months, we've written several posts about garage design, colors, and how to incorporate them into the overall style of your home's exterior.

When Remodeling Magazine released a report saying that replacing a garage door returned 83.7% cost on investment, we were elated if not surprised. We, like many remodeling contractors, know the visual real estate a garage door takes up on the exterior of a home, and the value to the curb appeal--as well as the better insulation properties a new door can additionally supply--can be impressive. That being said, a garage door replacement can be one of the smartest things you can do, whether you are putting your home on the market, or want to be able to enjoy a new door long before it's time to sell.

This Mother's Day, all of us at Overhead Door of Sioux City thought it would be appropriate to showcase garages that bring out those precious words every mother loves to hear. From garage organization to a decorative space, these garages are just the ticket to put a smile on mom's face. We like to think we open doors to a lot of what makes moms in Sioux City and Yankton happy. "Hey mom! I found my soccer cleats!" If garage doors in Yankton could open up a world of organization, efficiency, and room to park a car, all of us would be better off. Here's to a brave new world of finding what you are looking for (or having the kids and your spouse find it all by themselves). Traditional Garage And Shed by Cincinnati Closet & Home Storage De signers Organized Living

When you order custom-crafted wooden garage doors from Overhead Door, you can expect nothing less than expertly designed, professionally milled, and skillfully stained masterpieces. The beautiful pieces of mahogany featured on the door above are being prepared for staining, a process that is both timestaking and precise for a perfect finish.

Overhead Door of Sioux City is fresh from the 2015 IDA Expo, an international education venue for all of those in the door and access systems industry. We represented Sioux City and Yankton right alongside exhibitors from England, Germany, China, and several other countries around the world who showcased the latest products and services. We are excited to report some colorful and technological advances coming to the world of garage doors in 2015 and beyond!

Whether you live in Sioux City, Iowa or Yankton, South Dakota, chances are you love your house. And your neighborhood. And your neighbors. There's also a decent chance you don't love the garage door that came with your house when you bought it. When it comes time to update your garage door, you could go the traditional route, or you could pair your home with a door that brings it into this decade (or this century). We've collected five contemporary garage doors that are shown with more traditional-style homes to give you an idea of how the two can work together. The results just may surprise you.

Throughout March and April of this year, we've focused on garage door openers and garage door keypads in our blogs. We at Overhead Door of Sioux City wanted to showcase the evolution of garage remotes and access to the largest room in the Siouxland home.

If you watch anything on HGTV, you know that garage doors aren't just for garages anymore. Lately, those high-tech garage door keypads and garage door openers open up everything from kitchens to living rooms and make the beautiful outdoors more accessible to indoor living space. Here's how a few homeowners show how you can put a garage door in nearly every room in your home.

When a garage door is designed right along with the home, it's a match made in heaven. These five garage doors not only stand out, they work in harmony with other design features in the exterior of each home.

Many of the home and garage door designs we see in Sioux City and Yankton feature a prominent garage that faces the street. But what if you want your garage door to blend in with the rest of the house? These homeowners rose to the challenge to create cohesive home designs that blended their garage doors right into their homes' exteriors. The end results create a look so camoflaged that you'd need the help of a garage door remote to know exactly where the doors start and stop.