Garage Door Repair in Cundles East, Barrie

Cundles East is the north-Barrie area east of Bayfield Street, divided by Cundles Road East with St. Vincent Street as its eastern border, and it is described as a residential area of many cul-de-sacs and crescent streets with mostly single-detached homes among park land and mature trees. Sixty per cent of its houses were built between 1961 and 1980 and a further 20 per cent in the 1980s. Single-detached houses account for 60 per cent of dwellings, semi-detached 16 per cent and duplexes 11 per cent.

The street layout has a direct bearing on garage work. Crescents and cul-de-sacs produce pie-shaped lots, curved driveways and garages set at an angle to the road rather than square to it, which changes both where a service vehicle can stand and how far a door swings clear of the apron. In a snowbelt winter it changes something else too: a cul-de-sac bulb is where the plow leaves its load, and the banks that build up in front of these driveways sit there until a thaw.