Weather seals
Garage Door Weather Seal Replacement in Sanibel
Cracked bottom rubber and loose side seals let in rain, sand, insects and heat. New seals close the gaps and help the door last.
Price new seals — (239) 722-5261
Seal the Gaps
The bottom seal rides on the floor every time the door closes, and the sun and salt dry it out until it cracks and curls. Gaps along the sides and top let wind-driven rain in during storms.
We match the seal to the retainer on your door, or replace the retainer when it has corroded.
Time for New Seals
Daylight under the door
Light along the bottom edge means the seal is no longer touching the floor.
Water on the floor after rain
Rain is getting past worn bottom or side seals.
Sand and leaves inside
Debris blows under a worn seal.
Cracked or brittle rubber
The seal has hardened and split.
How Seal Replacement Works
- 1
Measure and match
Seal type and retainer profile are identified.
- 2
Remove the old seal
Old rubber is removed and the retainer cleaned or replaced.
- 3
Fit the new seal
The bottom seal and perimeter stops are installed.
- 4
Check the close
We confirm an even seal along the floor with the door closed.
Seal Questions
How often do bottom seals need replacing?
In strong sun and salt air, every few years is common. Check for gaps and stiffness each spring.
Will a new seal stop flooding?
It keeps out wind-driven rain and runoff at the door, but it is not a flood barrier for rising water.
Gaps Around the Door?
New seals are quick to fit and make a noticeable difference.
Ask about seals — (239) 722-5261