Jim

Jim

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Middays from 10am-3pm

I’m lucky enough to own the house where I grew up, and as much as I love it, it’s in need of some updating and general love.  Luckily for me, I hooked up with Raynor Door Authority to replace my old, broken, ugly garage door.  My old door was literally falling off the track…the lock was broken and some of the hardware was a bit mangled. A representative came to the house, took measurements and talked to me about what I wanted in a garage door.   She was SO amazing in helping me choose what was right for me and my needs.  Their service is not only professional, but very personal.  There are so many options to choose from as far as design, look, color, and technical features.  I opted for a simple white door that was insulated and locks very easily. They installed all new tracks and a solid, beautiful new door.  I can’t thank them enough for all their hard work (especially the gentleman that came and did the installation), and if you’re looking for a new garage door, look no further.  Raynor Garage Door Authority IS the place!!

 

About Jim

Jim Ryan is a New England native and has been working in NH and MA radio since the late 1990’s. His interests include music, playing, collecting and building guitars, and when he’s not “gracing” the local airwaves Jim spends his spare time working out at the gym, making updates to his home and hanging with his two cats, Cloo and Nico.   

Jim enjoys the four seasons, taking advantage of all New England has to offer with skiing in the winter, a pastime he’s enjoyed since he was a young teen, and in the summer, he loves cookouts, swimming and sipping some cocktails around the firepit with friends and family.  

Jim’s musical tastes span from early 50s rock and roll to contemporary artists, and everything in between. He grew up on the Beatles (thanks to his older sister), early Van Halen and later in fell in love with the music of Paramore, The Foo Fighters, and the list goes on.  

Email: jryan@wzid.com

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