Your garage can serve many purposes—a place for your cars, a place for your tools, your equipment, your seasonal lawn care machinery, a place for shop projects, and extra storage. 

Older homes have “all the charm,” but they are typically not built for large vehicles.  Back in the day, cars were smaller, and families also had fewer of them.  Times have changed,

Garages are usually musky, damp, dark, and dated spaces.  It’s not their fault.  Many garage spaces were created back in a time when cars weren’t so large (and probably before

Garages can be used for much more than simply parking your cars.  Modern garages have become a mainstay for projects and tinkering, but what if you don’t have a workshop already

It would be nice to live in a world where you could use the exact amount of paint you purchased for a project instead of having to store half-empty cans, but no paint—or house—project

After a long summer of lawn mowing, weeding, biking, kayaking, and roller skating, it’s time to tuck many items away for the season and prepare for the fall. Why Prepare Your Garage? Getting

Electric cars are no longer just a thought for the future or a passing trend—they’re here to stay.  Even in small towns, electric car charging stations are popping up and suddenly

Garages are home to many things: bikes, seasonal sporting equipment, the faithful lawnmower, power tools, and unfortunately, pests.  Damp, dark, and easily accessible, pests make their

If your home has its original garage, you might be asking yourself whether or not it should have windows.  Perhaps you’re constructing a new garage and find yourself cycling back

Your garage shouldn’t become the typical damp, musky, and neglected space that defines most garages.  Flooring plays a big role in the overall feel of a garage, and a floor that’s

Not all of us are granted a two-car garage (let alone a garage at all), but when the time rolls around to consider building one, the actual return of the investment is weighed against

Here’s something homeowners tend to skip over: garage ventilation.  You park your cars in your garage, you run power equipment, and maybe you work on projects that produce lots of

Eagle Scout Turns to Danley’s In 2016, a young scout working on his capstone project from the Tinley Park area pitched a idea to the Danley’s Executive Team about the need for a

Why does your garage get so hot?  For a lot of older homes, garages were tacked on to obtain extra storage space or to keep vehicles. Of course, this was years prior to the days of

7 Things You Shouldn’t Store in Your Garage Your garage is a different zone. It’s not like your main house—temperature controlled, enclosed with weather stripping, secured doors