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REGINA, Saskatchewan, Brett Saftner, a leading garage door sales, service and installation provider unveiled a new brand identity “K2 Overhead Door”, reflecting the companies' commitment to quality, transparency, reliability, and efficiency. The new name, brand identity and campaign are inspired by the Saftner's two children, Kyden and Kohen.

K2 Overhead doors' new look and feel represent a commitment to quality and solidifies the companys' stance as an industry leader in overhead door solutions. Carissa Trenton, Director of Operations for K2 Overhead door says. “The business has grown and evolved to become incorporated under the K2 brand, and our brand relaunch represents the natural evolution of that transformation. It is essential we respect and honor our roots and values that shaped our family-owned company; but it is equally essential we never stand still. We are continuously growing and scaling the business to ensure K2 Overhead Door is positioned to meet the changing needs of our customers." 

At the core of the new brand identity, the logo, is a modern representation of K2 symbolic to the Saftner family. The logo upholds K2 Overhead Doors' enduring dedication to provide quality overhead door solutions for their customers and the industry. 

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A well-designed garage door is an essential part of every home that helps enhance the appeal of your home. Not only does it look nice, but this is where you maintain your car when it’s not in use and where you protect it from the elements. As well, this is where you securely store any personal items. With that said if you need garage door repairs in Regina and southern Saskatchewan, Brett Saftner Garage Door Services is your go-to expert. Just because it won’t open all the way doesn’t mean you need to get a new garage door. Often, repairs are all that you need for most door issues. Signs you may need garage door repair in Regina include:  Door doesn’t open or close smoothly Door jams or gets stuck in one position Door won’t hold in fully or partially-open position Door closes too fast or slams down Squealing, banging or grinding sounds during operation Garage door opener fails to respond If you live in Regina get garage door repair from the experts at Brett Saftner Garage Door Services. With over a decade of experience, we bring our skill and comprehensive knowledge to every task. We can handle all problems with your garage door, whether big or small issues.  

CHECK YOUR GARAGE DOOR TO SEE IF IT NEEDS REPAIRS As with just about anything else, over time your garage door will become worn down and need repairs. If your garage door does not open and close smoothly or makes squealing noises while in operation, it’s time to get your garage door repaired in Regina by Brett Saftner Garage Door Services.  There are some signs that tell you when to get your garage door repaired. Some of these are excessive vibrations, an outdated garage door system and sagging doors.  Some signs of trouble can actually be rather minor issues that you can investigate and fix on your own. If you hear strange noises or can’t open your garage door all the way, follow these steps to determine if it’s a problem you can solve on your own:  Check tracks for debris, dents or obstructions Examine cables and wires for fraying or loss of tension Inspect the door to ensure it is hanging evenly Assess the state of all hardware including hinges, brackets, etc. Evaluate the operation of the door opener Ensure the torsion or extension springs are intact You can clear away obstructions, tighten loose screws, lubricate moving parts and test batteries, but some jobs need to be done by the professionals. If you see any frayed wires or broken springs, don’t touch them. Let our professionals take care of that.  

GET GARAGE DOOR REPAIRS FROM THE PROFESSIONALS Many garage door issues can be dangerous if you don’t know what you’re doing and will need to be investigated by a specialist to maintain your safety. Repairs that require the expertise of a service technician include:  Broken or stretched springs Loose, frayed, or broken cables and wires Cracked, bent, or broken rollers Issues with door weight balance Unresolved door opener problems If you think there is something seriously wrong with your garage door, or you feel uncomfortable attempting a repair on your own, contact Brett Saftner Garage Door Services. 

and you better get your home ready to withstand the season. And that includes one of the most overlooked things in the house—your garage!

Brett Saftner Garage Door Services knows the importance of providing Regina and surrounding area residents with tools to protect, maintain their garage doors; they’re always ready to help you improve your energy efficiency, and security, and this October, Brett recommends that commercial and residential overhead doors have their pre-winter tune-up. 

“When it comes to maintenance, winter isn’t the only time you should pay attention to your garage door. It is, however, it is an optimal time to make sure your garage door is operating at its best.” Said, Brett Saftner.

Garage doors serve as the first line of defense for your home, blocking the cold air from getting into your living space. When your door isn’t sealed or insulated properly, it can allow cold air to get into other areas of your house, wreaking havoc on your energy bills and leaving you chilled over the winter months. October is the ideal month to replace old weather stripping, which can get brittle and shrink over time; we also recommend lubricating the garage door’s hinges and rollers so that the garage door opener will operate smoothly. In the event of a winter storm, you want to make sure your garage door emergency release system is working properly so that you can open it manually until the power comes back on.

If none of these tips help you get your garage ready for winter, you may need to consult with an expert. Please do not hesitate to Brett Saftner Garage Door Services to help! We’ll identify and fix your problem quickly, so you don’t get left out in the cold.