Who Can Pull A Permit in the County of San Bernardino?

According to the County of San Bernardino Building and Safety, "Only licensed contractors and property owners (Owner/Builder) may be issued building permits. Contractors must have the appropriate classification for the work, such as C36 for plumbing.  Contractors must have knowledge of their craft, be tested, fingerprinted, bonded, and have an FBI background check to be licensed by the Contractors State License Board". Why is this important to you? They insure that new construction or alterations to your property are done accurately and safely. Protect yourself. Protect your family. 
http://wp.sbcounty.gov/ezop/do-i-need-a-permit/ 

No Time Like The "Present"

The holiday season is just around the corner. Welcome your company by wrapping yourself up the gift of a new garage door. We have a variety of garage door styles to suite everyone's style. Call Bear Valley Builders and Garage Doors at 909-866-DOOR (3667).

Recent Wood-Grain Steel Door Installations

Wood-Grain designed Steel Doors are a great alternative to traditional wood doors. So why choose steel doors? There are a number of benefits. They are Low Maintenance, offer several R-Value options, are more Cost Effective, Do Not Warp or Fade from the sun, and are Not Stained by the snow. Call Bear Valley Builders and Garage Doors to discuss the many options we have available 909-866-DOOR (3667). We look forward to hearing from you. 

Browse our catalogs here: https://www.bearvalleybuilders.com/residential-garage-doors

Always Humbled!

We are so humbled when a customer takes the time to provide their testimonial. We always strive to provide the best service and being acknowledged for that is such a blessing. Thank you Laurie!
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CHI Overhead Doors Accents Woodtones in Walnut

We love this line of doors and we cannot wait to share the new Walnut door with our customers!

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Transforming the Look of Big Bear Homes One Door at a Time

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Big Bear Lake 4th of July Spectacular Fireworks Show

Let's all thank the Rotary Club, the City of Big Bear Lake, the Marina Resort, KBHR 93.3 FM for syncing music to the display, and all of the local businesses and individuals that sponsor this show for us all. A big thank you to all who work so many hours making it amazing for us every year! We are looking forward to the spectacular display this year!

Big Bear Lake 4th of July Spectacular Fireworks Show

National Pride

Now this is national pride and dedication!
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http://www.cbc.ca/1.4178107

Why Change Both Springs on Your Door if Only One is Broken?

If your garage door has more than one spring it is wise to replace them both. Since they break from wear and both springs are the same age, there is a high probability that the other one is extremely fatigued and will break shortly after. If you only replace the broken spring, the new spring will have to work harder to compensate for the fatigued spring.  It will end up having a shorter lifespan then it would if both springs were replaced at the same time. Garage door springs are rated in life cycles. Springs are typically rated for 10,000 cycles. This may seem like a lot, however, if you open your door 5 times per day, that is about 1,825 cycles per year or approximately 5 1/2 years until you will need your next spring change.

If you have a broken spring, or suspect that one is, you can schedule one of our repair technicians by calling 909-866-DOOR (3667), or fill out the contact sheet on our website at: https://www.bearvalleybuilders.com/garage-doors.