Yes, a new garage door installation through ACN Construction includes the removal and disposal of your existing door as part of the standard installation process.
Our expert team follows a comprehensive, step-by-step procedure to ensure a seamless transition to your new door:
- Site Inspection: Every project begins with a thorough inspection to ensure a precise fit for the new door.
- Removal and Disposal: Our team carefully removes your old garage door and handles the disposal for you.
- Professional Setup: Once the old door is cleared, we set up new tracks and torsion springs and hang the new door.
- Calibration and Testing: The process concludes with opener wiring and precise safety sensor calibration.
This entire process is typically completed within a single day, ensuring your home remains secure and your project stays on schedule.
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