Garage Door Repair in Glenway Estates, Newmarket

Glenway Estates is the town's northwest quadrant and its longest-running development story. In the 1980s developers began establishing what is now Glenway, and the neighbourhood grew around the Glenway Golf and Country Club, which was sold to developers in 2009 and kept operating until 2011. Fifty-four percent of dwellings date from 1981 to 1990 and another 33 percent from 1991 to 2000. The housing is newer single-detached homes on large lots, large semi-detached homes and two-storey houses on narrower lots, and at 78 percent single-detached it is the most house-dominated area in Newmarket. Bathurst Street forms the western edge of the town here.

Development in Glenway has never actually finished, which gives the area an unusual spread of hardware ages. Infill projects continue with single-detached houses and townhomes, current phases are marketed as 45- and 50-foot detached homes, and a freehold community of two-storey townhomes, back-to-back towns and 38- and 42-foot detached houses is taking shape near Bathurst Street and Sykes Road. So a 1985 original door with original springs can sit two streets from a door that was hung last season and is still inside builder coverage. Row houses make up 10 percent of dwellings and high-rise units 6 percent, so single-width garages appear in pockets rather than uniformly.