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KLM LLC
4.5(
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Garage - Build

Serving Byron, MN and surrounding areas

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In business since 2024

Free estimates

Credit card accepted

From the foundation up, KLM LLC provides reliable, high-quality construction and remodeling services. Tell us about your project! Quality craftsmanship for garages & remodels. Serving Rochester & surrounding areas.

Byron deck
Byron Deck
concrete
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Clark Custom Construction, LLC
3.9(
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Garage - Remodel

Serving Byron, MN and surrounding areas

Approved

In business since 2005

Free estimates

Warranties offered

"Luke called me back and came by my house to look into the project and give me an estimate the day that I called him. He was friendly, professional, and prompt. He worked around my schedule, which I greatly appreciated. My project involved adjusting doors so they would fit properly within their frames."
 Addition Siding - After
Full Bath Remodel - After
 Deck Rebuild - After
 Deck Refinishing - After
 Dormer Rebuild - After

+46

Recommended by100%of homeowners
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Cardinal Enterprise Carpentry Creations
5.0(
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Serving Byron, MN and surrounding areas

In business since 2022

Free estimates

Emergency services offered

"Adam is an excellent prompt professional helper I have ever seen. He did great job and he has best experience and expertises in home remodeling. Adam’s commitment and tenacity are amazing. Even in rainy weekend he came/travelled to long distance and did job with perfection. Thank you Adam."
Remodeling - Kitchen & Bathroom Project
Handymen Project
Rise Modular
Tiny Home
New Leaf Filter installed by Cardinal Enterprise Carpentry Creations

+27

Recommended by100%of homeowners
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Nick Hawkins Construction
5.0(
4
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Garage - Remodel

Serving Byron, MN and surrounding areas

Free estimates

"Nick has done a few differnt projects at my home. He is very versatile and honest. Communication on processes and products were great. Overall Jack of all trades."
Remodeling - General Project
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+20

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Garages questions, answered by experts

A glass garage door comes with many benefits that may make this garage door type worth your while. Some of the biggest perks to installing a glass garage door include increased natural light inside your garage, better curb appeal outside your garage, the illusion of more space, and a higher ROI.

Garage doors are heavy and close under power, so ensuring they're safe should be one of the priorities of a homeowner. Installing at least one sensor is a good start, but it doesn't hurt to have two, especially considering you can install a secondary system for less than $100. Remember that sensors require calibration and simple but regular maintenance checks— installing them is only the first step.

We recommend plywood and solid wood. Particleboard and MDF (medium-density fiberboard) are often too weak to hold significant loads, and could sag or deform under pressure. Plywood or solid wood are meant to last, and can handle the weight of several large items. If you want to spend a little more for a moisture-resistant material, you can consider using steel.

If you take caution around fragile garage parts, thawing methods shouldn’t cause problems. Avoid using direct sources of heat too close to the garage door, especially rubber parts.

Another spot to avoid heating is the garage door spring. This powerful metal spring can become very cold in winter. Applying heat to a cold spring increases the chances it could break.

The most common garage door material is aluminum, but the best material for you depends on your budget and location. Wood is the most expensive to repair but tends to add the most curb appeal, while fiberglass or composite doors cost less to fix.

Aluminum won’t rust, so it’s a great option if you live somewhere humid or rainy. Steel doors are durable but are prone to rust. If you live somewhere with extreme temperatures, hot or cold, you might opt for fiberglass, which won’t split if the temperatures skyrocket or drop below freezing.

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