I need to get the top of a single 9' by 7' jointed wood garage door closer to the trim on the house framing. There is currently a 1" opening at the top which wasps are using to gain entrance to the garage...How can I adjust this gap? Any help is appreciated.

Hey all, I am organizing my plans for my new garage. It is to be 28' deep by 32' wide and will have two 10' wide garage doors on the 32' side. The other 32' side (the back) will abut my house. I have the where-with-all to use steel beams. I have a boom truck and a metal fab shop at my disposal. I obviously do not want a single lally column in my garage. What will I need for steel beams? Above the garage is a great room, so I need to figure in for an intermittent static load as partying guests can be heavy! I am hoping for a single 28'er from front to back with micro-lams spanning the split sixteen sides. The other thought would be dual 32's running left to right. This would be handy for chainfalls and lifting engines. Any suggestions? CJ