Garage Door Repair in Clarke, Milton

Clarke started building in 2003 as one of the first developments of what became known as new Milton, and construction has continued since. The period-of-construction table reads 41 per cent from 2001 to 2005, 27 per cent from 2006 to 2010 and 27 per cent from 2011 to 2016, with 3 per cent from the 1990s and nothing before that. It sits in the northeast of town with a lot of parks and trails threaded through it. The dwelling mix is 46 per cent single-detached, 31 per cent row house, 15 per cent semi-detached and 5 per cent high-rise apartment or condominium.

Almost half the housing here is an attached form, which in Milton means narrow platted frontages and the garage arrangements the Town’s own design guidelines associate with them: one-car garage widths on lots under twelve metres, tandem garages encouraged on row housing to cut garage frontage and curb cuts, and no more than six double-car garages permitted in a row. That is the streetscape you are standing in when a Clarke request comes in. The detached side of the neighbourhood carries conventional two-storey houses with attached doubles, so two quite different measuring problems exist within the same postal group.