C.H.I. Overhead Doors Blog

C.H.I. Hosts Rolling Steel Training

February 14, 2012

This January the sales team at C.H.I. was involved in extensive classroom and hands-on training for the Rolling Steel product line. Classroom training focused on reading and understanding construction drawings, as well as interpreting specifications. The sales team also had the opportunity to install a rolling steel service door and fire door at the C.H.I. facility. After the four day training the sales team gained a broader understanding of the rolling steel and fire door applications.

C.H.I. Overhead Doors Unveils Accents

January 17, 2012

C.H.I. Overhead Doors recently introduced Accents to the 5216/5916 and the 5283/5983 Carriage House collection. This innovative wood grain finish achieves the natural look and warmth of wood while providing a long-lasting, maintenance-free design. Available in four distinctive wood tones: Cedar, Mahogany, Dark Oak, and Light Oak. Each selected for their distinguished wood grains and earthy color tones.

Garage Door Maintenance Tips for Winter

November 9, 2011

When it is cold and snowing outside the last thing you want to come home to is a garage door that won’t open. As we approach winter now is the ideal time to take care of your door and avoid being left out in the cold. By following these three easy steps you and your garage door will be prepared for winter.

C.H.I. Develops Appearance Package

October 18, 2011

As homeowners search for a new garage door they focus on finding a door that will best complement the exterior of their home. Not many consider how the door will look on the inside of their garage. This can be viewed as being just as important. The inside of the garage can function in many capacities, from social gatherings to business services.

C.H.I. Employees Raise Leader Dog For The Blind

October 7, 2011

Phil and Gayla Trower of C.H.I. Overhead Doors volunteer as puppy raisers for Leader Dogs for the Blind, an organization that works to breed, train and match guide dogs with people in need. Each puppy in the organization finds its way into the home of a volunteer dedicated to teaching basic obedience commands and social skills.