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The solution is surprisingly simple. Overhead garage storage is one of the best ways to get your garage clean and in place. Shelving installed by well-trained and certified professionals will handle virtually any garage storage problem. Safe and strong, you will feel comfortable walking underneath your shelves, and amazed with your spacious and functional garage. What are some of the benefits of these overhead storage systems? A two-inch vertical safety lip around the perimeter of each unit prevents items from falling off the other side of the unit when things are being shifted around during the loading and unloading process. All shelves are powder-coated, including the platform, which is the area that gets the most wear and tear. Heavy steel, eight-gauge powder-coated platforms produce unmatched structural integrity. Also, unlike store-bought units that tend to sway back and forth, your storage overhead system will be rigid and sturdy. The units do not sway because heavy-duty iron is used for the downrods, which are the vertical support pieces connecting the shelf to the ceiling. How long does it take to install your overhead garage system? After a brief five-minute phone estimate, a professional will arrange a time to meet with you. Measurements of your space will then be taken, and recommendations can be made based on your personal storage needs and your ceiling structure. For your convenience, the installers can even install your system that same day—helping you save time on your project. For garage organization products that are affordable, reliable, and professional, you can call American Custom Products. For more information on the popular 4x8 Pro series overhead unit, 2x8 Pro series wall shelf, and other S.O.S. products, you can visit their website at www.dallasgaragestorage.com. You can also call American Custom Products at 214-331-0500 or toll-free at 1-888-5-GARAGE. BBB Gold Star Award Winner. Over 15,000 units installed.
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While your garage is one of the largest rooms of
the house, most homeowners are not quite sure how to utilize
it properly. Can you
remember the last time you actually parked your car inside or your
garage? It’s quite common for people to treat their garage
as if it were a storage warehouse—completely packed full
of unorganized clutter. Is there anything you can do to get your
garage, and your life, more organized?