Garage doors in Bracknell.

Bracknell was designated a new town in 1949, and the housing built in the 1950s and 60s followed standardised plans, which is actually good news for garage doors. The single garages on estates like Easthampstead, Wildridings and Harmans Water are overwhelmingly 7-foot-wide openings with concrete or brick surrounds, which means off-the-shelf sectional and roller doors fit without modification. That keeps costs down and installation times short. The newer developments around Jennett's Park and the regenerated town centre have brought modern double garages to Bracknell, and these properties benefit from the wider Hormann and Teckentrup sectional range. We are just fifteen minutes from Bracknell and have fitted doors on virtually every estate in town. Spring replacements and motor servicing are our most common repair calls here, because many of the original canopy doors are now well past their mechanical lifespan. If your Bracknell garage door is grinding, sticking or refusing to stay up, it is almost certainly time to call Wolverine.