The Weekend Sun
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The team at Dominator Garage Doors.
Dominating the garage door market Whether your garage is for your car or your drum kit, a sturdy reliable garage door is a must. Dominator Garage Doors Tauranga is here to help. Directors Dale and Karina Wakefield have owned Dominator Garage Doors Tauranga for 11 years and are proud to say they are recent award-winners. “We were the winners of Dominator Dealer of the Year Large Business 2015/2016 and Dominator NZ Supreme Dealer of the Year 2015/2016 at National Conference held in Rotorua this month,” says Karina. “We’ve enjoyed significant
business growth in the last 18 months, reflecting the current market conditions in Tauranga and the greater Western Bay of Plenty.” Whether you are after a sectional door, roller door, an insulated door, a tilt door, or even a custom-made door, Dominator Garage Doors Tauranga can help. They also have a wide range of automatic opener solutions to suit everyone’s requirements. They even have numerous colour options, so you can match your garage door to the exterior of your house. “We’ve had tremendous support from our regular customers and members of the public who recognise the quality
of the Dominator brand, which is synonymous with reliability and security,” says Karina. And with free quotes, 24/7 customer assistance, and experienced and knowledgeable staff it’s not hard to see why they have loyal customers. “We would like to acknowledge the hard work and dedication of our staff, their loyalty to the Dominator brand and their outstanding customer service,” says Karina. Dominator Garage Doors Tauranga also provides repairs and servicing to all makes and models of garage doors and automatic openers including commercial and industrial. For more information, visit: www.dominatortauranga.co.nz
Promoting harmony in the neighbourhood When building or buying a home, something to consider could be who’s living next door. It’s the stuff off reality TV programmes. Neighbourhood disputes. We’ve all had one. Mine was on the 20th floor of an Auckland apartment building. The neighbours cranked up their sound system and the drum and base burst through the wall like an outof-control Kenworth. The light fittings shook. Literally. A standoff was broken only when building security kicked open their door and seized the offending electronics. Then began
a campaign of urban terrorism, it was payback time. They blew cigarette smoke under my door. They slammed doors. They held the lift until I almost got there. They pointed and snickered. Life was made devilishly unpleasant. I was made to feel like the fat kid in the playground. The point of all this is that there are some social niceties we can all observe to embrace our neighbours and to avoid disputes. It’s about awareness and understanding. Talk to your neighbours – awareness goes a long way towards understanding.
Friday 26 August 2016