Areas we serve

Sebring sits in Highlands County in central Florida, an area of older single-story homes built before modern building codes for wind and impact resistance. The climate is humid subtropical with afternoon thunderstorms and the constant threat of hurricane season from June through November. Most residential properties have attached garages with single-layer or older sectional doors, and many homeowners upgrade to impact-resistant doors when replacing a failed door. The area is spread out, and we travel up to two hours from Sebring for new installations.

Avon Park, Wauchula, and Arcadia are within an hour of Sebring and share similar housing stock: modest single-family homes with side-entry or front-facing garages built in the 1970s and 1980s. Concrete-block construction is common, and rust and corrosion from humidity affect hardware and springs. These towns see the same weather patterns as Sebring, and many homeowners in hurricane-prone areas have begun choosing hurricane-rated doors for security and insurance benefits.