Garage Weather Stripping & Seals
Keep Your Garage Protected & Comfortable Through Every Season
Why Weather Stripping & Seals Are Important
Even the best garage door can have small gaps letting air in. That’s where a complete, well-designed weather seal system makes the difference.
Energy Efficiency
Proper seals keep warm air inside during Canada’s winters and cool air inside through summer, minimizing energy loss.
Noise, Dust & Pest Deterrence
Quality seals reduce outside noise, keep dust out, and help prevent insects or rodents from entering.
Preventing Damage & Wear
A tight seal keeps water out of key components, helping prevent rust and wear on door hardware during Canada’s wet seasons.
Types of Seals & Their Placement
Garaga’s weather stripping system includes several components to ensure a complete seal. Below are the most common types of weather seals:
Seals the gap between the door and floor. Typically slides into a retainer channel on metal doors.
Creates a tight seal between the door edges and frame when closed.
Ideal when a sloped driveway prevents full contact with the door
Helps prevent air and moisture from seeping between door panels. Learn more about our garage door panels.
Signs It’s Time to Replace Your Seals
Here are the warning signs your weather stripping may be failing:
- You see daylight beneath or around the edges of the closed door.
- You feel drafts coming into the garage.
- Water or moisture gets in after heavy rain or melting snow.
- Rodents or insects are finding their way inside.
- Cracks, brittleness, or missing rubber where the seal contacts the door.
- The seal no longer compresses or rebounds properly.
- The door drags or binds slightly due to a worn or deteriorated seal.
Inspect your seals at least once a year — especially after Canada’s harsh winters — and replace them as needed to maintain protection and performance.
Protect Your Garage with Garaga Weather Seals
Don’t let drafts, moisture, pests, or energy loss affect your comfort or raise your energy bills. Our weather stripping and seal systems are engineered for Canada’s climate and built to last.
