Services

Garage door spring replacement involves removing old, worn-out springs and installing new ones to restore the door's functionality. There are two types of springs: torsion springs (above the door) and extension springs (alongside the tracks). It's always recommended to replace both springs if you have two. The process includes releasing tension from the old springs, removing them, and installing new ones with proper tension for smooth door operation. This repair requires caution due to the high tension in the springs. It’s recommended to hire a professional for safety and proper installation.

Garage door roller replacement involves removing worn or damaged rollers and replacing them with new ones to ensure smooth door operation. The process includes lifting the door, disconnecting the opener, and carefully removing the old rollers from the track. New rollers are then installed, ensuring proper alignment and smooth movement. Regular roller maintenance helps prevent jerky movements and extends the life of the door.

Garage door cable replacement involves replacing frayed or broken cables that help lift and lower the door. The process includes releasing the tension on the springs, removing the old cables from the pulleys and drums, and installing the new cables. Proper installation ensures the door operates smoothly and safely. Due to the tension in the springs, it's recommended to hire a professional if you're not experienced with garage door repairs to avoid injury or further damage.

Garage door drum replacement involves replacing damaged or worn drums that help wind and unwind the cables as the door opens and closes. The process includes releasing the tension from the springs, removing the old drums from the shaft, and installing new ones. Proper alignment and secure attachment of the new drums are essential for smooth door operation.

Garage door weather seal replacement involves removing the old, damaged seal at the bottom of the door and installing a new one to prevent drafts, water, and debris from entering the garage. The process includes sliding the new seal into the track or attachment groove and ensuring it's securely in place. A new weather seal improves insulation and energy efficiency, helping to protect your garage from the elements.

Bent garage door tracks can cause the door to misalign or become difficult to open and close. The tracks may become bent due to impact or wear over time. Fixing bent tracks involves carefully realigning or replacing the damaged sections to ensure smooth door movement. In some cases, the tracks can be gently bent back into place, but if they are severely damaged, replacement may be necessary.

Garage door opener replacement involves removing the old, malfunctioning opener and installing a new one to restore automatic door operation. The process includes disconnecting the power, detaching the opener from the door and mounting, and then setting up the new opener, aligning it properly, and connecting it to the door mechanism. Once installed, the opener is tested for proper function. Professional installation is recommended for optimal safety and setup.

Garage door remote programming is the process of syncing a remote control with your garage door opener to enable it to operate the door. This usually involves pressing a "learn" button on the opener unit, followed by pressing a button on the remote to establish the connection. Once programmed, the remote will send signals to the opener to open or close the door. The exact steps may vary depending on the model.

A garage door tune-up involves inspecting and adjusting key components of the door system to ensure smooth and efficient operation. This includes lubricating the tracks, rollers, and hinges, tightening any loose bolts or screws, checking the springs for proper tension, and testing the door's balance. A tune-up helps prevent future issues, extends the lifespan of the door, and ensures it operates safely and quietly. It’s typically a quick maintenance task that should be done annually.